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Command "summary"

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info-huber
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Hello, in Firefox the html commands "summary" are not displayed.

In all other browser I can see and open it. In Firefox I see only the word, but not the triangle befor the word (Screenshot: in other browsers) (screenshot: summary in firefox)

What can I do? Is it possible to show the summary order also in firefox?

Thanks and greats

Hello, in Firefox the html commands "summary" are not displayed. In all other browser I can see and open it. In Firefox I see only the word, but not the triangle befor the word (Screenshot: in other browsers) (screenshot: summary in firefox) What can I do? Is it possible to show the summary order also in firefox? Thanks and greats
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TyDraniu
TyDraniu
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Hi, can you give us a link to a working example of this bug?

Modified by TyDraniu

info-huber
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Hello, I'm just creating a page and I have the problem

Here is the html order: <body> <details> 

 <summary>Some details</summary>

Provide more info about the details here.

</details> </section> </body>

TyDraniu
TyDraniu
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It looks OK for me - https://jsfiddle.net/p8y906xj/

The MDN page says that this element is supported since version 49: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/summary

info-huber
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Hello, it doesn't work for me in Firefox. In all other browsers without problems. I use Firefox 75.0 and Mac Os 10.14.6

It only works when I insert the command details, but then you see the term <details>

Example:

<details open="">

style="display: inline;"neuer Text

</details>

Modified by info-huber