html - CSS position: relative; children do not ignore each other -


i used float. recognized maybe not best way go. trying around position relative. why children of mydiv not ignore each others top ? because not inline-block ?

<div class="mydiv">     <div class="mydiv1"></div>     <div class="mydiv2"></div>     <div class="mydiv3"></div>     <div class="mydiv4"></div> </div>  .mydiv {     float: left;     margin-left: 10px;     margin-top: 10px;     width: 100px;     height: 100px;     background-color: grey; }  .mydiv1 {     background-color: green;     width: 10px;     height: 10px;     position: relative;     top: 10px;     left: 10px; }  .mydiv2 {     background-color: red;     width: 10px;     height: 10px;     position: relative;     top: 0px;     left: 30px; }  .mydiv3 {     background-color: blue;     width: 10px;     height: 10px;     position: relative;     top: 0px;     left: 50px; }  .mydiv4 {     background-color: yellow;     width: 10px;     height: 10px;     position: relative;     top: 0px;     left: 70px; } 

http://jsfiddle.net/vlk6m/2/

that expected behavior. see mdn documentation

lay out elements though element not positioned, , adjust element's position, without changing layout (and leaving gap element have been had not been positioned).


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