Hello everyone,

I may have lost the plot. But I thought if you specified a DynLayer with
x=null,y=null it was given a "position:relative" in the layer/div inline style?
This may have been something dropped from dynapi2.

I was hoping to do:
<body>
<h1>Heading A</h1>
Some html.
<script> dynapi.document.insertChikl(a) </script>
<h2>Heading B</h2>
Some more html.
<script> dynapi.document.insertChikl(b) </script>
Lots more html.
</body>

Children a and b would be relative positioned containers with their own
absolute positioned DynLayer children and so constructing a widget.
Then these widgets/components would flow normally in the page.

Is this possible. Or does everything have to be absolutely positioned on
a page and so no real inline html? Any help with the correct usage of
dynapi3x within an html page would be appreciated.

-
Kevin.




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