Hi
Taco,
Lifted
straight from Douglas Bowman's "Making the Absolute,
Relative"
<quote>
an
absolute-positioned
element is positioned according to its containing
block"
</quote>
<quote>
If
an absolute-positioned element resides within no other containing block, (when
no ancestor elements are positioned) it is placed relative to the page
boundaries (called the initial containing
block)
</quote>
hth,
Ben
-----Original Message-----I believe the left 100px is still calculated from the browser and not from where the div is located, should it not calculate the absolute position where ever the div is located?
