Tether elements to each other with CSS anchor positioning | Blog | Chrome for Developers
How do you currently tether one element to another? You might try tracking their positions, or use some form of wrapper element. <!-- index.html --> <div class="container"> <a href="/link" class="anchor">I’m the anchor</a> <div class="anchored">I’m the anchored thing</div> </div> /* styles.css */ .container { position: relative; } .anchored { position: absolute; } These solutions often aren't idea
Tooltips in the time of WCAG 2.1 | Sarah Higley
TL;DR recommendation: Narrow down your definition of "tooltip," and jump to the last section. Tooltips have been a reliable source of web accessibility woes from the very beginning; or at least from the beginning of graphical web browsers. They have gone by many names: "tooltip," "infotip," "toggle tip," "hint text," "balloon help," "info bubble," "inaccessible overlay of shame"... the list goes o
Positioning anchored popovers
Popovers are commonly positioned relative to their invoker (if they have one). When we use the popover attribute, anchoring is tricky, as these popovers are in the top layer, away from the context of their invoker. What options do we have? Basically, there are two ways to position popovers: one you can use today and one that will be available in the future. I'll detail them below, but first, let's
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