draggable jumps if position: absolute parent has border set with style and overriden in stylesheet
If a draggable element has a parent that is absolutely positioned, and has, for example, a small (1px) border set using inline style. If the same (parent) element also has the border modified via a stylesheet with !important and this border width is different, when the drag is first triggered, the draggable will jump by the delta of the two borders sizes. So if border is 1px inline and 30px in the stylesheet (!important), the draggable will jump by 29px. See attached for a minimal test case.
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Richard, that's actually a jQuery core issue - since $.css returns the set style instead of the !important rule, which is wrong. Could you submit it in the jquery trac? Thanks!