A rough sketch is on a fiddle here. Is there a way to make that happen without hardcoded values for the height and width of the div’s?
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A rough sketch is on a fiddle here. Is there a way to make that happen without hardcoded values for the height and width of the div’s?
This is what
transform-originis supposed to help with.I’ve looked at your fiddle. Do you need the div’s to be absolutely positioned? If not, then setting
transform-originto0 0is enough to make it work. (I’m supposing this is how you want it: http://jsfiddle.net/Actss/17/ )Removing the
position: absolutefrom the divs guarantees the seconddiv‘s top-left corner is touching the firstdiv‘s bottom-left corner. Make the rotation on the seconddivhappen at that same point (by usingtransform-origin) and you’ll get the effect you want.