P4-Mastering CSS Positions: Static, Absolute, Relative, Fixed and Sticky | Front-End Web Development

Welcome to the latest video in our Front-End Web Development Crash Course playlist! In this tutorial, we'll dive into the different types of positioning in CSS: static, absolute, relative, fixed, and sticky. Understanding these positioning techniques is crucial for creating complex and responsive web layouts.

What You’ll Learn:
Static Positioning: Default positioning of elements.

Absolute Positioning: Positioning elements relative to their nearest positioned ancestor.

Relative Positioning: Positioning elements relative to their normal position.

Fixed Positioning: Positioning elements relative to the viewport.

Sticky Positioning: Combining relative and fixed positioning to create sticky elements.

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