Absolute positioning
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Purpose
Use to position content on top of other content.
Design and coding
Basic use
Default
Use to control the content position on a page. The browser always positions content on the top left. To modify the default placement, both the x and y position must be defined. The x positions are pstn-lft-*
and pstn-rght-*
. The y positions are pstn-tp-*
and pstn-bttm-*
. Since both x and y positions work together, the posting is responsive. When the grid system linearizes for smaller viewports, so does the positioning.
Top positioning | Right positioning | Bottom positioning | Left positioning |
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Appearance
Correct use
Compliance point(s):
- Use any CSS property other than
.static
with the layer that's to appear behind the absolute positioned object. For example, grids have a CSS property ofposition: relative
, so they work well with this design component - Use to overlay text over an image
- Ensure the image and text relate to each other
Incorrect use
Compliance point(s):
- Do not use this component in a way that conflicts with the preceding compliance point(s)
- Do not overlay text over text
- Do not overlay text over an image so that the image is no longer visible
Code
<div class="row">
<div class="col-xs-12">
<a href="#">
<img src=".." class="img-responsive full-width" alt="">
<p class="well brdr-rds-0 well-sm mrgn-bttm-sm mrgn-rght-md mrgn-lft-md opct-90 pstn-bttm-xs pstn-rght-xs">...</p>
</a>
</div>
</div>
Enhanced use
Add-on features
Additional add-on features and behaviours are available.
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