Modern HTML and CSS from the Beginning (Including Sass) - Positioning

The video tutorial covers the CSS position property, explaining different types such as static, relative, absolute, fixed, and sticky. It demonstrates how each type affects element placement on a webpage, using examples with colored boxes. The tutorial also discusses the Z-index property and its role in layering elements. It concludes by noting that while these positioning techniques are useful, they are less common in modern responsive design.

What is the default position property in CSS?

Explain the difference between relative and absolute positioning in CSS.

How does fixed positioning behave in relation to the viewport?

What is the significance of the top, bottom, left, and right properties in relative positioning?

What happens to elements with absolute positioning if there is no positioned parent?

Describe how to create a container with relative positioning.

What does the Z index property do in CSS?

What is the purpose of sticky positioning in CSS?

How can you ensure that a navigation menu stays at the top of the page while scrolling?

Why is it important to consider mobile responsiveness when using CSS positioning?