Positioning in CSS

it helps to position the html element and used to set position for an element.

properties = top,bottom,right,left,pixels.

SYNTAX= selector{position:value; top:value; bottom:value; left:value; right:value; (in pixels) }

four type of positioning in scc

1) Static positioning

it is default position for HTML element .

it is not affected by the any type of properties.

2) Fixed positioning

it used to fixed text on the browser .

the fixed element will not move , even when the page is scrolled .

3) relative positioning

it used to set elemnt to its normal position (i.e.respected to whole window )

4) absolute positioning

it is sets an element in a specific location and it is not affected by the flow of thne page.

this positioning element at the specified coordinates respect to top-bottom on our screen.

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