Just wanted to be sure I'm understanding correctly: flexboxes do *not* act as containing blocks for absolutely-positioned children, correct? Instead, the flexbox's closest ancestor that is a block will serve that purpose. (?) e.,g. if I have <div id="outer"> <div style="display:flexbox"> <div style="position:absolute; left: 10px">test</div> </div> <div> ...then my understanding is that the absolutely positioned element is positioned with respect to div#outer -- *not* with respect to the flexbox -- since div#outer is the containing block. Is that right? Thanks! ~DanielReceived on Thursday, 9 February 2012 18:06:10 UTC
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