Alan K. Gay wrote: > Ta-da. You are correct. Is there something I didn't understand about the > standards, or is this just an IE local knowledge thing? Thanks a bunch. > > For me I know that if you're using positioning you're essentially telling the browser: "Yes, I know this doesn't normally go here but just trust me!" And so I know it is probably going to be prone to various rendering "bugs" so I usually make sure everything is displaying properly and try using position: relative when it is not because it is usually due to the way a positioned element is contained (ie: logic error) rather than an error in implementation.
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