I was hoping to use Anno as a cool guide for some complex web forms.
I am finding that if you have nested tables inside each other, only the outer table seems to pick up the positioning for the Anno correctly. The nested tables contents are visually "copied" along with their Anno and appear left justified in the parent container, while the original table stays on screen as well (very odd behavior).
This is NOT the case if you use something like nested DIVs.
Here is a simple example to illustrate (include jQuery, Anno.js, and anno.css at top of your test), attached as a text file (I couldn't figure out how to get the code to paste correctly.
anno_test.txt
I was hoping to use Anno as a cool guide for some complex web forms.
I am finding that if you have nested tables inside each other, only the outer table seems to pick up the positioning for the Anno correctly. The nested tables contents are visually "copied" along with their Anno and appear left justified in the parent container, while the original table stays on screen as well (very odd behavior).
This is NOT the case if you use something like nested DIVs.
Here is a simple example to illustrate (include jQuery, Anno.js, and anno.css at top of your test), attached as a text file (I couldn't figure out how to get the code to paste correctly.
anno_test.txt