is quite useful. Beyond that R:P should be used only if you
> want to offset an element, stack it out of order, or relate an absolute
> positioned element to it.
>
This is what I was thinking as well. I am interested in the rest of
the "hive mind's&q
as 8)
that behaves like the hasLayout bugs but does not get fixed with the
standard zoom:1. The only way to fix the issue was to expressly reset
the div to position:static.
Anyone here able to provide some insight on the pros/cons of this
seemingly increasingly common reset?
Thanks!
John Ji
