According to the spec[1], using position: fixed is *always* relative
to the viewport, unlike absolute positioning, which is relative to a
relatively or absolutely positioned containing block or, that
failing, the viewport.
Fixed positioning is like this because the element is positioned in
Argh! I've been unable to figure this out.
http://comptonpappas.ryancannon.com/paintings
HTML:
div
aimg //a
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be appreciated.
On May 25, 2005, at 1:49 PM, brian ally wrote:
On 5/25/05, Ryan Cannon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having trouble isolating/working around a seeming :hover bug in
Firefox. If you look at my site's navigation bar[1], the tabs
disappear when you hover over the list. The stylesheet
is does not rely on the
implementation and interaction of multiple properties in order to
work--it either does or does not.
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