If your text element is a child of an absolute positioned element, it does NOT have dimension. This is alluded to in the documentation. However, it would save someone like me a lot of time if a sub-note is made that in order for FitText to work on a child element of an absolute positioned element (and possibly on an element that is positioned absolute), a width % must be applied to to the element to calculate it's initial font-size.
Please add this to the documentation:
If your text element is a child of an absolute positioned element, it does NOT have dimension. This is alluded to in the documentation. However, it would save someone like me a lot of time if a sub-note is made that in order for FitText to work on a child element of an absolute positioned element (and possibly on an element that is positioned absolute), a width % must be applied to to the element to calculate it's initial font-size.