In this tutorial, we look at how to use CSS "position: fixed".
When combined with top, bottom, left, or right positioning properties, "position: fixed" allows you to place an HTML element anywhere on the page.
Fixed positioned items are removed from the normal document flow and no space is created for them—effectively, other elements on the page act as if the fixed positioned element doesn't exist.
Fixed positioned elements are placed relative to the edges of the viewport, or browser window. Fixed positioned elements do not follow the default scroll behaviour, and remain "fixed" to their position relative to the window when scrolling.
"Position: fixed" also affects the normal stacking context, but z-index values or the position: relative property can be used to adjust this.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction to position: fixed
01:13 Practical example - effect on normal document flow
02:24 Positioning with top, bottom, left, or right values
03:01 Position: fixed and the "initial containing block"
03:46 Combining multiple top, bottom, left, and right values
04:30 "Position: fixed" vs "position: absolute"
05:09 Position: fixed scroll behaviour
05:55 Position: fixed and the "stacking context"
07:20 Restoring "stacking context" with z-index or position: relative
09:33 Recap/conclusion
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