css position property tutorial ( fixed, absolute, relative, static )
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- CSS 'position' property explained . Learn how each fixed, absolute, relative, static value works with simple examples.
1. Static . 0:44 . (the default position, disturbing other elements)
2. relative . 2:00 . (remains in original position, but can be moved around without disturbing other elements)
3. Absolute . 7:35 . (remains in original position, but by default disturbs other elements - initially only)
4. fixed . 13:40 . (remains in original position, but by default disturbs other elements - initially only - also stays fixed on screen when scrolling up/down)
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Codecademy, Freecodecamp, Treehouse, major respects to these guys but you have explained it much clearer than they have. You’re examples were outstanding. I finally get it!! Thank you sir!!!
Thanks DJ for an awesome comment. :)
Amazing explanation...
So its like this..
Relative- to itself
Absolute- to its main parent
Fixed- to the browser
Thanks very much, indeed, for that simple; but, truly GREAT summary. ;-)
For longtime struggled to understand the difference of relative and absolute.. this tutorial made it clear. Thanks a lot buddy.
the best tutorial ive ever seen about positioning,others only speak speak speak but no example,hats off
5:29 think of this as three guys standing in a line, and they are touching each other XD
lol.
Harsh Phoujdar That was hillarious.... LMAO
then, the 2nd guy goes on top of 3rd xD
lol I thought the same thing.
you have a dirty mind! :)
I notice some of the comments below say "awesome tutorial", and I agree whole heartedly! You're a virtual gold mine of information, and I hope you continue making videos on a regular basis. . .Thanks again.
Thank you :)
INCREDIBLE ..... YOUR EXPLANATION IS SO SIMPLE BUT YET SO COMPLETE ..... YOU NEED TO TEACH THE LOUSY TEACHERS I HAVE ON HOW TO TEACH ..... LMBO 😎😉
I usually don't comment on youtube videos but, this tutorial was great.
I like how you show everything in one screen instead of flicking back and fourth to show css results.
took me a couple of days but i finally understand. Thanks
I wish I had seen this video some months ago. I would have avoided so many useless readings. Thank you.
I am glad you learnt something. keep learning the fundamentals.
As others have said, this is by far the best attempt to explain this confusing stuff that I've yet seen. Thank you, very good teacher.
Glad it was helpful!
I seen this in 2017 before going to interview . positioning is the only question Interviewer asked me in css section and i gave these answers with same example and the interview went well . I got selected also . In my job i haven't touched css not even opened a css file my work is just did JavaScript . Today i am changing my job and going for interview came back here to recall positioning .
Thanks sir really appreciate your time that you make tutorials
This is by far the best explanation of these position properties.
I could not understand these position attributes until I found your video. Thank you!
Thanks for watching Chimi!
Finally, I've been kind of struggles understanding CSS position property. Watching this vid makes it clear. Thanks a lot!
Nicely explained. Thanks.
Few points.
* absolute: When no top/left/right/bottom(TLRB) are mentioned, the element stays where it would stay as if it was static. But it is not entering into the flow. When the TLRB are mentioned then it is relative to it's first relative ancestor.
* fixed: Its not relative to the root element. But its relative to the window screen size. During scroll the root element is scrolling up, but the fixed element stays there.
Nice one
Best tutorials on JS and CSS I have ever seen so far with awesome explanation.Kudos!!!!!
I had watched several explanations without much success but I think I finally got it thanks to you man!
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GREAT! Cleared the entire concept of POSITION property. It just cleared all my doubts. Thanks for the video
thanks for watching! :)
techsith Welcome
Finally I understood the position property !
Thank you so much for being so clear and to the point :)
Thanks for this tutorial explaining CSS positions: absolute, fixed and relative. Very well defined
great much better than many paid tutorials
thanks for watching
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Already watched several videos before this one, but so far this is the best one . Thank you
Finally some simple and helpful explanation
how positions behave. Thanks!
Very Nice, position element is hard tio understand, this is a good definition I found that might make it easier to understand:
"What Is Absolute Positioning?
This type of positioning allows you to place your element precisely where you want it.
The positioning is done relative to the first relatively (or absolutely) positioned parent element. In the case when there is no positioned parent element, it will be positioned related directly to the HTML element (the page itself)."
This helped me so much
yes you got it Falcon.
Best explanations I've seen so far.
Thanks Troy for watching! :)
Explained in a very nice and slow way.
Suman, thanks for watching!
Hands down the best explanation.
You made it so easy to understand. You are a good teacher
This video helped clarify the difference between status, relative, fixed and absolute - thanks. I do wish it would have shown how to make a page fit “snugly” under a menu header (for instance), so you could write one menu and have each following page section line-up beneath it (without overlap??) I guess I'll be working on that myself.... Good video though - keep-up the good work.
Css issues can be tough but once you solve it very much satisfying. Good Luck :)
never stop what you are doing sir! thx
This was a very clear and direct way to explain positioning....Thanks !!
Your explanation helped me detect a lot of issues that were in the UI in a project I'm working on. There are just so many dirty hacks (guess and check) being used just to make the elements display properly.
Thanks man! I was getting fed up reading junk on StackOverflow being voted as best answer, that encourages filthy work-arounds; absolutely horrible for responsive app design. It's things like this that makes me want to stick to back-end.
I feel your pain. CSS is very annoying when it doesnt work . Use Sass if you can instead of directly modifying CSS. Good Luck!
Best and simple explanation ever
finally someone explained it clearly :)
Ah now I understand absolute vs. relative positioning. Great overview, thanks!
Thanks for watching! :)
Finally, I understand positioning. Thank you.
:) I am gald it helped. Thanks for watching!
Tutorial thank you very much for making it. Really helped me understand the difference between relative and absolute position looking forward to trying it all out tomorrow!
This lesson cleared my misunderstanding so much. Thank You.
So far the best explanation about CSS positioning. I was struggling to understand difference between relative and absolute. This video helped a lot. Thanks.
Tough topic explained with simple examples! Thanks for sharing.👍
Thanks Nizamuddin for a comment. Keep on learning!
Thank you for the video--really helped explain the difference and not make it so complicated.
very nicely described. It would be very helpful if you give a tutorial about z-index property of css
This was by far the BEST video tutorial on position! Thank you!
Thanks for watching! :)
Really Awesome .. I have checked lots of videos to understand this concept but u have given the perfect and clear answers to this topic Thank you
Thanks for watching Ayyapa
After watching lots of video , finally found the best one...
Thank you Gulam for watcing!
1)When element has position absolute it moves in context to its positioned elemeent(not only relative position, as you said in video)
2)In case of position:fixed, element moves in respect to viewport(you said, it moves with respect to body), that is why even after scrolling element is fixed.
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XD very funny
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Wow! Such a simple and to the point explanation. Will be watching your other videos as well! 👍🏻
Thanks for watching! :)
I like your examples , very clear explanation
Thanks for watching! :)
You are so awesome. Clear and concise. Pls continue to make more video
Yaaaaaaaassssssssss. I have been watching the tones of the video. But this one I understand perfectly. Thanks man!
I am glad you got it Pelin. Thanks for watching!
was struggling, but now clear! A big thanks and like the way you deliver :)
Glad you got it. Thanks for watching!
I've finally managed to understand these concepts thanks to your video. Thank you so much, I subscribed.
I am glad it helped. thanks for watching! :)
I had some doubts about positioning and your examples helped me better understand how the code works! Thank you!!
Great Video.You explained this really good!Since I could not understand position properties in Css,so I came to this video.Thx!
Thanks tomorrow is my interview and i am confused with this positioning .. but now all clear :) thanks.. helpful tutorial
Good Luck with your interview. Let me know how it goes.
Very good. Straight forward and to the point. Good refresher for me
Thanks for watching!
Sir You made it so easy. thank you for this wonderful video
I am glad that you learnt Ziaul. thanks for watching!
Excellent! ;-) I found that when I merely just sat idly by, and, 'watched' the video...the concepts just seemed to pass over my head...I sort of understood/and, yet, another part of me, didn't quite get it...?!
However, once I had made up my mind to stop being so incredibly 'lazy'; and, just get up...move over to the desktop computer; and, there do the exercises 'hands on'...well, my understanding became so much deeper.
So, when he said adding inside of the CSS sheet the rule: 'position:relative;' onto any element...allows you to move around that element using: 'top/bottom/left/right'. I actually went and experimented by carefully applying each of these methods, one at a time: 'top:10px;'/'bottom:10px';/'right:10px'/'left:10px'
...I also noted that...
when you move an element's 'top' position the element actually moves 'downwards'
when you move an elements 'bottom' position the element actually moves 'upwards'
...similarly...
when you move an elements 'left' position the element actually moves 'rightwards'
when you move an elements 'right' position the element actually moves 'leftwards'
I also, understood exactly what he meant by, the elements 'point of origin': 0,0; stayed exactly the same/while all positioning was being done relative to that particular point.
Using this much slower 'step by step' investigative method...as opposed to very 'quickly' watching/and, re-watching the video all in one go; and, by practising positioning elements/then, re-positioning elements myself...I understood exactly what he had meant in lot more 'concrete' manner...also, in a way that tends to 'stick' inside of one's mind; as opposed to these ideas going in/then, immediately, going back out, again!
Right now, I'm only merely half-way through the video...; anyway, I decided to upload all that I've gone and learned so far into my GitHub online a/c.
Source code can be seen here...
github.com/pramnora/css/blob/master/css-positioning-01.html
Application web page can be seen here...
peaceful-wing-65e1cd.netlify.com/css-positioning-01.html
Really helped in understanding the concept compared to other videos I referred.
The order is
1. Static . 0:44 . (the default position, disturbing other elements)
2. relative . 2:00 . (remains in original position, but can be moved around without disturbing other elements)
3. Absolute . 7:35 . (remains in original position, but by default disturbs other elements - initially only)
4. fixed . 13:40 . (remains in original position, but by default disturbs other elements - initially only - also stays fixed on screen when scrolling up/down)
you make position property easy, thank you very much
great!! i never understand this positions.. but after watching your video i totally understand..thankyou so much !!!
Thanks for watching :)
Cool, Thank you. I have better understanding of absolute position now. Example helped a lot. Would be great to have more examples to see it.
Clearly understood the concept,thank you Guruji..
great video on the position property.I am a newbie and this really does help. Thank you.
thank you for the examples! really helped me understand the concept
simply the best tutorial out there!
So if a elements position is absolute,,,it will float on top of everything and have a position relevant to the top left corner of its parent (IF its parent is relative)..and if its parent isnt relative,,it moves in relevance to the BODY's top left corner?
yes .
It is relative to the parent if the parent is not static.
"Absolute: The element is positioned relative to its first positioned (not static) ancestor element"
From source: For an absolutely positioned element, where the left, top, etc. are calculated from depends upon the position property of the parent and grandparents of the element in question. If the parent of the element is a positioned element (meaning its position is set to anything except position:static), then an absolutely positioned child is positioned relative to that parents rectangle (or grandparent, or great-grandparent, etc). But if none of the parents are positioned elements, the child is positioned relative to the bounds of the document.
Great explanation, thank you
Really good explanation ...
Clear and simple tutorial, thanks
Great job on this video. I learned a lot.
Thanks for watching
Really good video extremely happy I clicked on it
Thanks for watching Tyree.
Very helpful. Have a much better grasp on it now. Will probably watch again to solidify it, but it's a great start. Thanks!
Thanks for watching! :)
Extraordinary explanation
your tutorials are superb :)
Thanks Subhash.
Really nice video. Very clear explanation and very detailed.
Thank you! Now I'm much clear about css position!
Thanks for watching Nicole! :)
Great video, really good explanation !!
Thanks for watching !:)
awesome tutorial i get it now bring more css tutorials
Let me know if you want a tutorial on specific topic. thanks for watching
Thank you for explaining this. It was very helpful!
Great explanation. Thanks a lot. :)
thanks for such a clear cut explanation :) liked it bro
Good lesson! Thanks from Brazil!
Olá Gabriel. Obrigado por assistir!
A good clear explanation
Just found you today.. this is the best explanation of "position" I've found.. "Position" and I don't get along.
lol. :)
Wow !! Amazing What an explanation is !!!
Quality content. Good job.
Great lesson. Thank you
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
This is a very handy video for quick interview preparation. But I noticed that it is missing info about position sticky. It would be great if you could add this to your video. Thanks.
Unfortunately once video is added you can't edit it. I will make another video for that
Great explanation!! I clearly understood the difference between position: fixed, absolute, relative.Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Really useful tutorial! Would recommend watching it on 1.5x speed though
Thanks for watching Caleb.
Your way of teaching is the best...
Very clear explanation
Its great! Worth watching
At 5:34 I had to hold in my laughter in a silent library. I know, I'm immature. But thanks for this video. I'm in the midst if a prep course for a coding bootcamp and have fallen behind because I've focused all of my time and energy into fully comprehending this very subject. I sincerely believe I will have it down by 2021.
I realized what I have done after reading some of the comments like yours. :) I hope it provided some entertainment.
Great video! Thank you so much! Made learning how to use different positions with CSS easy!
very usefull tip Bro,Thank u
Very clear, thank you @Techsith