On 3/17/14 12:35 AM, MiB wrote:
Absolute positioning is relative to the nearest Positioning context. That is the first parent — going inside out from the current element — that has a "position".
In my current page, the parent to the item that misbehaves in FF does have position:relative
Shouldn't this be enough information for all browsers to render the children with position:absolute;top:x;right/left:x; correctly? So, I don't get why FF is doing something different with that information compared to the other browsers.
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