To use positioning on an element, you must first declare its position property to be absolute or relative: H1 { position: absolute } Then you can add whatever positioning properties you like. For ...

It was a great example of conditional versus absolute product positioning and the concept of less is more (not putting ten pounds of copy into a five-pound page).

While absolute positioning gives you the most control over where your div element goes, it's not your only option. You can use relative positioning for secondary elements; this moves the elements ...

Absolute positioning in the footer is used so that the footer element does not behave in relation to the other elements.