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CSS2.1: Absolute positioning.
'position: absolute'
means that the element goes where top/left/bottom/right properties tell it to go.
This is relative to its "containing block" which is the next ancestor whose positioning is 'absolute' or 'relative' (or others?)
'position: absolute'
means that the element goes where top/left/bottom/right properties tell it to go.
This is relative to its "containing block" which is the next ancestor whose positioning is 'absolute' or 'relative' (or others?)
'position: fixed' is a kind of absolute positioning, but its containing block is the viewport.
They don't move with scroll.
(if you're formatting for pages, they appear on every page.)
They don't move with scroll.
(if you're formatting for pages, they appear on every page.)
