On one of our pages, we need to show the map in a certain location, whose parent tags has -at least- the css property position: absolute. So we have a html structure similar to this:
<div style="position: absolute; right: 0">
<div style="posisiton: fixed; top: 0">
...
<div id="map"> // This is where our map is
And in this case, a double click (or pinch-to-zoom on mobile) does not work nicely since the map content also moves somewhere else while zooming, so we lose our position in the map. (Although the zoom In/Out buttons on the map works fine and they never lose the orientation)
When i move our map's div (which itself does not have any additional css) to another location, which does not have any absolute or fixed positioning, everything works well.
Currently as a quick fix, we had to completely disable the double click function with disableDoubleClickZoom.
Do you have any idea how we can fix this problem?
