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Does Firefox not understand position:relative for tables?
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Inappropriate?I looked this up in bugzilla and the only mention of position:relative I see (a lot more 'position:absolute' hits, but that's in general, not just for 'unfixed' bugs) is this one, which is addressed two comments down as being a 'different unrelated' bug that needs to be submitted as a new bug to be considered.
So, can you provide more information, and perhaps a test case? I'd like to do further searching and see if a bug exists, and if not, help you file one (since you're the one that found it) and get it sorted. Thanks -
Inappropriate?Well... it's easy to reply that. Make a table, and set it's position to relative, then make an- inside the first row and set its position to absolute, and try to position it top: 0. In my case the
- gone to the far begining of the page. The solution is also simple - just need to place the
- inside any <div>, and set div's position to relative. Works fine. It's all on HTML 4.01 Transitional.
And I didn't tested it on Firefox 3 (only 2.0.0.14), probably they fixed that there.</div> -
Inappropriate?Well, I'm reminded of this other issue, Rendering issues between Fx2 vs Fx3, so there's a good chance that by testing on Fx3 you'll notice it's been fixed.
Also, GSFN only allows some HTML, and does it's own formatting, so using a proper test case (a page that ONLY has the necessary html to show the issue) will be more helpful than writing it in a code-stripped comment. -
Inappropriate?Will remember for the future. Tested it on Firefox 3. Working great. Thanks for reply.
