Size and positioning
The following cascading style sheet properties describe the size and position of elements, and also their z-order and visibility.
Properties
bottom Sets the bottom position of the object relative to the bottom of the next positioned object in the document hierarchy.
clip Sets which part of a positioned object is visible.
display Sets whether the object is rendered.
height Sets the height of the object.
left Sets the position of the object relative to the left edge of the next positioned object in the document hierarchy.
max-height Sets the maximum height for an element.
max-width Sets the maximum width for an element.
min-height Sets the minimum height for an element.
min-width Sets the minimum width for an element.
overflow Sets a value indicating how to manage the content of the object when the content exceeds the height or width of the object.
position Sets the type of positioning used for the object.
right Sets the position of the object relative to the right edge of the next positioned object in the document hierarchy.
top Sets the position of the object relative to the top of the next positioned object in the document hierarchy.
visibility Sets whether the content of the object is displayed.
width Sets the width of the object.
z-index Sets the stacking order of positioned objects.
See also
Concepts
Cascading style sheet reference
Properties by category
Properties by name
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