position absolute / table

[ghost]

Why is position absolute by default? All list is almost in the center of the browser, I need to use it inside table to load tr>td, but seems I can't. Tried to do a lot of CSS hacks, but still... Maybe anyone has any suggestions?

I need to make infinite scrolling inside table to load all the data. This seems to work perfectly, but I can't fix CSS.

cc @rwjblue @stefanpenner @taras @lukemelia @twokul @krisselden

[andrewzamojc-pd]

This also breaks our tooltips, which render behind our collections. Ember collections are built to use position: absolute and transform: matrix3d to stack things. This is bad. Everything in the collection could be in-flow, but to make infinite scroll work, it's been implemented with this hack. Although it works in isolation, it does not work in the wild where people use absolute to make things float over other things.

Also, the list is in reverse order in the dom which probably breaks accessibility. We literally can't use this library :( I also fear that it promotes really bad html and css, and makes unsuspecting developers add all kinds of z-index hacks trying to work around it. Maybe it should be deprecated to avoid spreading these bad practices. Anger.

[fpauser]

@andrewzamojc-pd Did you try html-next/vertical-collection?