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Absolute positioned element - Higher percentage does not work

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Absolute positioned element - Higher percentage does not work

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What could be the cause for an absolute positioned element to ignore a percentage for the "top" position? Percentages are working for "left", and I can use pixels and vh to position it vertically, just not a percentage.

This is because you have to make the parent of the absolute element - "position: relative". So then the absolute element's top and left fields will get the applied values relative to parent.

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