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--- Comment #14 from oria <oriadam@gmail.com> ---
This issue was raised and discussed in 2012 and forgotten, but the position
property is still non-functional inside transformed elements - to this day.
position:fixed/absolute behavior needs to be consistent. Fixpos is relative to
view-port in any other case; abspos is relative to first non-static parent in
any other case; there's no reason for this special exception of transformed
elements.
To be honest, from the user perspective this like a margin behaves as padding
on elements with round-borders... it simply makes no sense.
There's not one case where a position:fixed element needs to be relative to
transformed element and not view-port. If there was such a case, the right way
was to set it as position:absolute and set the parent to position:relative.
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