On Sep 5, 1:38 am, Tiago <[email protected]> wrote:
> ColinFine,
>
> I couldn't find anything relevant in the spec either. However, my
> point is not whether or not the elements are being positioned
> identically. It's whether the position reported by the browser is in
> fact the rendered position. As far as I understand, it's this apparent
> incoherence that causes clonePosition to behave improperly.
>
My point was that it is possible that even though an inline element
and a block element appear to be at the same position, it might be
that their actual position values will not agree, because of the
different positioning models. I don't know if this could occur or not.
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