<textarea> and <pre> are not aligned when a width is set
See original GitHub issueTestcase: http://codepen.io/fcicileo/pen/LWrGwE
It appears that when the container has a specific width set via CSS, the code in the <textarea>
and the <pre>
is not aligned anymore.
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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:19 (7 by maintainers)
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Thanks very much for your persistence. With new code and one more fiddle to css (background was same colour as text caret), I now have the caret and everything looking nice. I salute your efforts to make life easier for the rest of us.
@scaddenp You’re right. There was an error with the release on npm.
It is now fixed and the version
1.0.5
now usesposition: absolute
as it should.