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Css properties float and clear: floating an element to the left or right and clearing the side of a block element from other elements

Tuesday 03 March 09 by Onsitus in CSS Properties

The css property float with its values left and right allows to remove an element from its natural flux and move it towards the left or right, useful, for examples, to create the structure of a web page on more columns, horizontal menu, wrapping text around an image…
Instead, the css property clear with its values left, right, both avoids that a floated element position itself next to another block element, clearing its right or left or both sides from any elements.

Next, the characteristics of both css properties float and clear with concrete examples of their application.
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Css property overflow: visible, hidden, scroll and auto

Tuesday 03 February 09 by Onsitus in CSS Properties

The css property overflow indicates to the browser what to do with the content which overflow the limits of its containing block. This means that this property is only applied to elements with a fixed measure.

If the values for width and/or height are not specified, the property overflow is useless and the containing block will redimensions itself based on its content.

The property overflow accepts 4 values: visible, hidden, scroll and auto.
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Css position: position static, absolute, relative and fixed of an element

Wednesday 28 January 09 by Onsitus in CSS Properties

The css property position with its values static, absolute, relative and fixed allows to position an element in relation to another element or the page body itself.

Using simple examples, we will see how to apply the css property position with the above values and the declarations top, bottom, left and right to position more precisely the element with units of measure or percent and their effects on the element.
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