Evan Kutter wrote:
http://www.stanford.edu/~ejk/work/test.html
...the page is loaded or refreshed, the text "tooltip text"
displays at the top of the relatively positioned div.container,
overlapping existing text. on mouseover, the text "jumps" down to its
correct position between the 2nd and 3rd paragraph, and then provides
the tooltip functionality correctly.
some testing has revealed that if the tooltip is not located inside a
table, or inside a relatively positioned div, this "jumping" will not
occur...
Implicit hacking for "haslayout" would be to add 100% width.
#container { position: relative; width:100%}
(Don't really understand the issue: the containing table has already
layout by default. Why on earth do we need another layout grandparent to
stabilize the r.p. grandchild? Must be the problem that a "layout" bug
adds to the completely broken position:relative model [1]. Why do you
position relative in a table?)
Another attempt would be to complete the position:relative cascade
#container p.r.
#table <-
#tooltip p.r.
adding position:relative to the table does the trick too, but might
reveal more problems as it fixes.
Ingo
[1] http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html#rp
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