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The position property (CSS Reference)
Introduction
The position property works like the flow property. Both
properties allow you to set the position of the element. You can use the left,
right, top, and bottom properties with the position property.
Example
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0
Strict//EN"
This value can be used to position the element anywhere on
the page. You can set the position with the left, right, top, bottom
properties.
fixed
This value can be used if you want the element to be fixed
at a position. That means even if you scroll the page, the element wont move.
This value only works with Netscape 6.1 but not with IE.
relative
This value is positioned as there were no offset.
static
This value can be used if you want to position the element
in normal flow of the display page.
