- From: Fredrik Söderberg <mcdrill@acc.umu.se>
- Date: Sun, 29 Aug 2004 18:13:55 +0200 (MEST)
- To: www-style@w3.org
I hope this hasn't already been discussed or I am really stupid, but I couldn't find anything regarding this issue after a quick search through the archives. I am looking for a way to set absolute position, but relative to the box it is in. For example, if I have a box <div> and inside that box I have another <div>. Now what would be wonderful would be if the inner <div> position could be set so left: 10px; would generate this box 10px left of the box border it is currently in. And if I now take this inner <div> and move it to somewhere else, it will always have the position 10px to the right of the left border of whatever box it is in. I was at first hoping position: relative would do this, but it ofcourse did not. As far as I can see there is no way to achive what I want in current CSS. Or? If not, wouldn't this be a very excellent feature? It would be much easier to modulize the layout. Even if I haven't found any info on this, I kind of expect an answer that says it has already been discussed etc, since to me it sounds like it should already be possible. Even so, will be glad to get any response :) /Fredrik
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