Today I am going to start my series teaching CSS from beginner to advanced.
In this topic I will cover all the position properties in CSS. Position static, relative, absolute, fixed and sticky.
Learn to position elements like a pro!
Quick notes:
▪ Position static: Is the default position for HTML elements, will not effect anything.
▪ Position relative: Takes its initial position and can be translated from there on.
▪Position absolute: By default it is positioned relative to its closest ancestor (usually the body tag). If you define position relative on a parent element then it is going to be positioned in that context.
▪ Position fixed: Rips out the element from the document and fixes it to the viewport.
▪ Position sticky: Switched between position static and fixed.
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