Tim Climis wrote:
> Mmm. I believe he meant "they" to refer back to the elements.
Well, that's certainly one possible interpretation :
perhaps Alan will clarify.
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On Tuesday, March 30, 2010 7:27:36 am CEO, Raynham Villas wrote:
> Alan Gresley wrote:
> > So absolutely positioned elements are offset (left, right, top and
> > bottom) from this initial containing block (viewport) unless it has an
> > ancestor with position relative, absolute or fixed [1].
>
> I
Alan Gresley wrote:
> So absolutely positioned elements are offset (left, right, top and
> bottom) from this initial containing block (viewport) unless it has an
> ancestor with position relative, absolute or fixed [1].
If "it" refers back to "this initial containing block (viewport)",
as one w
Jared Stein wrote:
> Hey all, I teach web design and dev courses at the college level and often
> steer students away from absolute positioning as a first-choice CSS layout
> solution in favor of float.
>
> I've read John Faulds' post on the pitfalls of abs pos here
> http://csscreator.com/node
Hey all, I teach web design and dev courses at the college level and often
steer students away from absolute positioning as a first-choice CSS layout
solution in favor of float.
I've read John Faulds' post on the pitfalls of abs pos here
http://csscreator.com/node/11291 and use this as a "summa
