Absolute positioned div inside of relative positioned div?

No, you can't break out of the Containing Block, short of using position: fixed which sets position relative to the viewport (so it scrolls along with the page).

No, you can't break out of the Containing Block, short of using position: fixed which sets position relative to the viewport (so it scrolls along with the page). You'll need to move the absolute div out of the relative parent, or find another way of solving whatever layout problem caused you to use position: relative. (If it's a hasLayout problem in IE, try other typical hacks like zoom: 1 or an IE-only height: 1%.).

Remove the absolute from the inner element Move the absolute to outside of the relative positioned div Use javascript to calculate offset and use negative offsets, this is hacky and is not recommended. Not reliable either.

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