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Understanding the three layers of Web development can help site maintenance easier as well as give you focus on what you’re working on.
This article is based on part of a larger book ‘Website Findability’ by Michael Heraghty.
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are used to separate the stylistic elements of a page such as layout, color and fonts from the content of the page such as paragraphs and images. We call this Separation of Content from Presentation.
This article is aimed at experienced CSS developers who need a reference for the properties related to positioning in CSS 2.
This article is not intended to cover all of the positioning stuff in the Specification in depth but to only cover those properties and their values that are implemented in some or all modern browsers and are of real-world use to you today.
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