If guiders are attached to elements that are in an element with a top margin, then the vertical position of the guiders is wrong by the amount of the margin.
For example, if I have the following structure:
body -> div.content -> table -> various elements with guiders
The div.content has a relatively large margin-top, and the guiders are all off-position by the size of that margin. I've confirmed this by "fixing" it for myself with the following hack:
top -= ($("div.content").outerHeight(true) - $("div.content").outerHeight(false));
But that's not a portable solution :-)
This is true (ie broken) on Firefox 21, Chrome 28, Safari 6.0.5, IE 10, and I expect on earlier versions of IE as well.
If guiders are attached to elements that are in an element with a top margin, then the vertical position of the guiders is wrong by the amount of the margin.
For example, if I have the following structure:
body -> div.content -> table -> various elements with guiders
The div.content has a relatively large margin-top, and the guiders are all off-position by the size of that margin. I've confirmed this by "fixing" it for myself with the following hack:
But that's not a portable solution :-)
This is true (ie broken) on Firefox 21, Chrome 28, Safari 6.0.5, IE 10, and I expect on earlier versions of IE as well.