Is this possible to achieve absolute position functionality without using position attribute through css?
outlook does not support position:
, so perhaps use a table-based solution?
check out these links;
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa338201.aspx
http://www.campaignmonitor.com/css/#css-com_1
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Updated on June 05, 2022Comments
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Aamir Shahzad about 2 years
I am creating outlook email. I have created an email system. I have check in all email giants like Gmail, yahoo etc it work perfectly but suddenly when I saw same email in outlook it was shocking that outlook not supports position attribute.
Now, what I want is to achieve same functionality, I have searched on Google but not found a good source to solve issue except this platform to ask question. Please help!
Thanks in advance.
Note: I don’t want to do this by placing one div inside other. This not suits my application at all i want things to positioned with respect to corners (width/height).
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Aamir Shahzad about 11 yearsthanks for your advice bro. but this is not answer to my question.
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AspiringCanadian about 11 yearsI am afraid, this is the only way you will achieve what you want to. We all went through this phase, do not worry! :-/
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Aamir Shahzad about 11 yearsthanks...but i know that outlook doesn't supports position element mentioned in question as well. i am looking for alternative if any.
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Tyler about 11 yearsNo problem but as i said a alternative solution would be a table.
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Aamir Shahzad about 11 yearsi don't have anything in mind to achieve that functionality. i have already used tables. but i have no issue with tables/divs i have issue with css position element. thanks for your answer.
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Poul Bak about 4 yearsYour link is dead!