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	CSS Position not highlighted or suggested for autocomplete. 
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	 Last edited by AdamL on Mon Nov 05, 2012 5:20 am; edited 1 time in total  | 
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	Did you select CSS3 in the parser settings?
 
	"Position" is still not a part of CSS3 (and whole CSS3 is not a standard at all) For further details on what is included into CSS3, please check this web: http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS/#css3  | 
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 The position attribute is on that page. If CSS3 is only meant to build or replace on CSS2.1 features, is there a replacement for positioning?  | 
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	I didn't find it in the CSS3 tables. Because all other CSS2 attributes were trasferred to CSS3, we concluded -- it's on purpose and didn't add position to the definitions.
 
	But it does not mean that you can't do this yourself. Check %APPDATA%\nusphere\config\phped.rel  | 
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