Eddins: Sal: I don’t really understand what you want, because you didn’t show code about it
Eddins: Or a diagram explaining it
Eddins: Maybe I need more coffee, but your description wasn’t entirely clear :
Minicozzi: I just want to put a canvas on top of the bird image
Pekas: A canvas that follows image size and position
Headly: Because, if you resize the output pane, you’ll see that the image is responsive and always centered and keeps aspect ratio
Kamalii: Or yes, i was clear now
Eddins: Sal: you are clearer now. Perhaps a new element that ‘shrink wraps’ around the image, to provide a parent element to size the canvas?
Lodrigue: Tagor, http://jsfiddle.net/gmwxwaLr/2/ responsive background image.
Bonnlander: Have no idea on how an element can “shrink wrap”
Burlington: Sal, http://www.brunildo.org/test/shrink-to-fit.html • http://web.archive.org/web/20150315183511/http://haslayout.net/css-tuts/CSS-Shrink-Wrap
Capps: Omg, it exists! thanks
Kachmar: Http://jsfiddle.net/5qhfu9zo/14/
Habicht: Not able to do it like i said
Mccash: The image doesn’t even show uop anymore
Hudek: Anway, i think i’ll go with js hooked up on an image resize event
Greenlun: I wonder if there’s still no better way for that
Spera: How do I add content after a div absolute positioned?
Gyllensten: Orfeo: same way, to a non-positioned div, use ::after for generated content, or just type it right in :
Spera: Bprompt: the new div gets behind it aligned to the top base.
Spera: Bprompt: as if the absolute aligned one didn’t exist.
Spera: Bprompt: I think it should get into the flow.
Mccrum: Orfeo: you’re aware we’re not looking at your markup, right? so. hmmm tell the div not to get behind. or let us see what you’ve got, or even better, a picture of what you’re after
Spera: Bprompt: I already tried adding a extra relative positioned div wrapping the absolute positioned one, but didn’t seems to have solved the issue.
Lodrigue: Orfeo, last time I finished with this code : http://codepen.io/anon/pen/avOppQ if you still needs it.
Spera: Lodrigue: actually I’ve improved a little this code as : http://codepen.io/0rf30/pen/WQQNvx
Spera: Lodrigue: but on this example it has no max-height set, but lets say I had a 100px max-height how would I add a extra div after it?
Spera: Bprompt: here I got a image of it : http://ibin.co/2FDXRgkA2azE
Spera: Bprompt: the green div should NOT get behind the yellow one
Wingert: Http://www.cameronsworld.net/
Lodrigue: Orfeo, if you know the height of the absolute positioned element, you should *** margin-top to the next div with that value
Spera: Lodrigue: don’t work that way either. 😛
Spera: Lodrigue: could you help me figure a way to set a max-height to #test as : http://codepen.io/0rf30/pen/WQQNvx please ?
Spera: Lodrigue: then we can add another div after it.
Spera: Lodrigue: sorry, I didn’t notice that because my monitor is too small 😛
Spera: Lodrigue: do you think it is possible to limit the height on this testcase : http://codepen.io/0rf30/pen/WQQNvx ?
Lodrigue: Orfeo, maybe this way: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/yYYXwK
Spera: Lodrigue: this way the image doesn’t get centralized.
Lodrigue: Orfeo, I will paly it later, i’m tired for today. zzztime now
Spera: Lodrigue: alright, I think I may have advance using top-margin. ;
Spera: Lodrigue: thank you a lot really! 😀
Kuchto: If I specify “box-sizing:border-box” on my body tag, do all elements underneath have that property too, such as divs, headers, etc?
Christesen: Skcin7: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-ui/#box-sizing ‘Inherited:’
Weig: Also, you could easily test it