Set Offset to not attached div doesn't work correctly in IE

Posted by Michael Freidgeim on September 11, 2011

We want to dynamically show an image below a span html element. 
The javascript creates a div element, than assigns new offsets using jQuery offset() and then appends the div to document.
It worked as expected in FireFox, but moved the new element to the bottom of the page in IE.
I found, that if I
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