Webstandards-Magazin | Magazin für Webstandards, Usability, Accessibility, SEO, Open Source, Content Management Systeme und gutes Webdesign. Cascading Style Sheets { Tutorials und Artikel : Index } Browser-Kompatibilität testen, plattformübergreifender Browsertest - Browsershots. MicroTut: How CSS Positioning Works. Martin Angelov Undoubtedly, the position property is one of the most useful tools that designers have in their CSS toolbox. However, there are a few concepts about positioning that might baffle beginners. First, what is positioning? When your browser opens a webpage, it starts rendering elements (divs, paragraphs, headings etc.) in the order they appear in the HTML markup of the page.
Elements are statically positioned by default The default positioning, which is implicitly applied to every element on the page, is static. Relative positioning Setting the positioning to relative does not by itself produce any noticeable difference in the way the element is displayed on the page. Fixed positioning Adding position:fixed to the CSS declarations of an element, positions it in relation to the browser window. Probably the only drawback is that this positioning is not supported in older browsers like IE6, if you can’t afford the luxury of dropping support for these.
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