9. From the Positioning category (see Figure 11-1), enter desired values for the following attributes:
Type, Width, Height, Visibility, Z-Index, Overflow, Placement (Top, Right, Bottom, and Left), and
Clip settings (Top, Right, Bottom, Left). Overflow and Clip settings are optional.
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FIGURE 11-1
Use the Positioning category of the CSS Rule Definition dialog box to set AP element attributes
in an internal or external style sheet.
The Type attribute offers three options: Absolute, Relative, and Static. An Absolute
uses
the upper-left corner as the origin for the Left and Top measurements, whereas Relative
tags originate from the current location. Use Static when you don??™t want to place the
in a
certain position, but you still want to specify a rectangular block. Static
types ignore the
Left and Top attributes.
10. If appropriate, select other categories and enter any additional style sheet attributes. Click OK
when you??™re finished.
Inserting the
tag
After you have defined your CSS rule, follow these steps to add a
tag to the page:
1. Place your cursor where you want the
tag to appear. You can also select content on a page
you??™d like to wrap a