CSS positioning overridden about svg.js HOT 2 CLOSED

Well, from my point of view I would say, don't touch elements you don't own. The svg canvas is managed by svg.js and is therefore property of the library. The wrapping div on the other hand is your property so you should use that element to position it to your heart's content.

It's indeed a hack for a nasty bug in safari and for the time being the best workaround. I know this problem can be solved in another way and I have written it in the past. But because the hack alone required a lot of code I went with the current implementation. After all it my goal to keep the library as small as possible and to eliminate unnecessary code.

I can't think of a reason but if you REALLY need the svg element to be positioned absolute you could apply the position:absolute using javascript after the DOM has initialized.

from svg.js.

Okay. I will do as you propose. Thanks for the response.

from svg.js.