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I need to work out a better way to position cues on top of the video. Unfortunately, position absolute seems to be the most reliable solution for the time being, but it breaks in certain cases - such as presentations that slide around, or where the video itself moves.
Options are:
Keep using position: absolute and add more JS for determining when the video itself moves around
Stop using position: absolute in favour of a more robust positioning solution (as yet unknown.)
Ideas welcome!
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I need to work out a better way to position cues on top of the video. Unfortunately, position absolute seems to be the most reliable solution for the time being, but it breaks in certain cases - such as presentations that slide around, or where the video itself moves.
Options are:
position: absolute
and add more JS for determining when the video itself moves aroundposition: absolute
in favour of a more robust positioning solution (as yet unknown.)Ideas welcome!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: