CS5 after update to bld 4964: dragging ap divs doesn't work

Question

Now noticing that with AP divs, I can't drag them into position in Design view. What happens is the div jerks and jumps outside of the relative container. I have to go to code view to properly put the div in place.
Not a huge thing but you know how a mouse can slip and move something.... well the real issue is that I cannot "Undo" whatever happened.
So, whether on purpose or by accident doesn't matter.... dragging an AP div in design mode (no matter the distance) will pull it out of its relative container and stick it wherever. And command-z doesn't revert to the last state.
Has only happened after updating to get the HTML5 integration.
I'm on the Macintosh version.
Anybody else have this issue?

Answer 1

You're a genius on that AP prevent overlaps! Thank you. Since I only use small divs and maybe just one or two AP's on a page if any, I guess I never noticed that was checked by default.
Yes, I know the possible problems with AP but it's only a static image held in place so content doesn't change.
The problem is that I work for a very large financial/investment company and there are 4 different CMSs in place that I know of so we work on 'parts' of pages that get implemented by ..who knows.. sometimes and w/proper relative establishment and checks, the AP's always stay in place. And like most financial targets, we still have enough of a percentage to at least check in IE6 and as long as content isn't dynamic, AP's aren't an issue.
Using just floats and/or padding and margin (which if I read correctly isn't really what their purpose was in the beginning[floats for structure], however they work so much easier and are less of a tax on text-readers that nobody is complaining) isn't always bullet-proof when turning over code because more than likely, the code will be inserted somewhere else and....well, I'm sure you know.
However, using JQuery to enhance a user experience has become pretty standard around here and sometimes, due to whatever transform or effect one might be using, absolute positioning is required for a tweak on co-ordinates either before or after something. But of course, that's only when dealing with that beautiful piece of software IE.....