CSS Bootcamp: Master CSS (Including CSS Grid/Flexbox) - Positions - Part 1

This video tutorial introduces CSS positions, explaining the five types: static, relative, absolute, fixed, and sticky. It demonstrates how to create and style HTML elements using CSS, focusing on static and relative positions. The tutorial covers how elements are positioned by default and how to manipulate their positions using CSS properties. It also provides examples of using top, left, right, and bottom properties to move elements and discusses the impact of changing element sizes.

Which of the following is NOT a type of CSS position?

• Static

• Dynamic

• Fixed

• Sticky

What is the purpose of assigning a class to an HTML element?

• To change the element's tag

• To apply specific styles

• To make the element invisible

• To duplicate the element

What is the background color of the container in the example?

• Royal Blue

• Green

• White

• Orangered

How are elements with static position affected by top, left, right, and bottom properties?

• They are affected only by the left property

• They are affected only by the top property

• They are not affected at all

• They are affected by all properties

What happens when you assign a relative position to an element?

• It moves to the top of the page

• It is positioned at the bottom of the page

• It is positioned relative to its normal position

• It becomes invisible

Which property would you use to move an element from left to right?

• Top

• Bottom

• Left

• Right

What effect does increasing the width and height of a relatively positioned element have on its surrounding elements?

• It covers other elements

• It moves other elements to the left

• It moves other elements to the right

• It does not cover other elements