This is a great article on referencing CSS positioning. I never understood it at first until recently when I started my web development bootcamp course. I've always seen position:relative to be a lot easier to manage since you can shift the elements individually without the elements affecting each other, compared to position:absolute where if you move a certain block, the whole page shifts.
This is a great article on referencing CSS positioning. I never understood it at first until recently when I started my web development bootcamp course. I've always seen position:relative to be a lot easier to manage since you can shift the elements individually without the elements affecting each other, compared to position:absolute where if you move a certain block, the whole page shifts.
I'm glad Diana. Absolutely, I didn't get it until recently too, when I started creating arts with CSS.