CSS elements positioning
Understanding of positions in CSS is one of the key skills of frontend developers. It helps you to change the behavior of each element on a web page. Additionally, with a mix of positions, you can change the behavior of the inner (child) elements.
Static, relative, absolute, fixed – differences
The position static is a default value of the position, which includes every element on a web page.
The position relative is making an element relative to itself. You can easily understand it with the following code:
<p>
Lorem
<span> ipsum</span>
</p>And create the SASS:
span position: relative top: -10px
What you should see before appending the styles is as shown in the following:
In addition, after appending the styles you will see the ...
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