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Relay supports absolute positioned elements within auto layout frames. Absolute
positioning allows you to exclude an element from the normal layout flow without
removing it from the frame itself. The layer order of the objects in the frame
is preserved.
Positioned objects must be either behind or in front of all of the
auto-layout elements in the frame. Any absolute positioned objects that are
layered between auto-layout elements will be pushed to the front of these
objects.
Nesting auto-layout frames with absolutely positioned objects inside other
auto-layout frames can result in incorrect layout, since the bounding box of
the nested frame is affected by the positioned items in that frame.
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Last updated 2024-03-25 UTC.
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