right
Specifies the distance of an element from the right of its current location if the element has position: relative
declared or from the right of its nearest ancestor when the ancestor has position: relative
and the element has position: absolute
declared.
Syntax
right: <value>;
where <value>
can be one of the following:
- Length value:
20px
- Percentage value:
5%
- Keyword value:
auto
,inherit
Note: If none of the ancestors have position: relative
declared, the absolute positioned element will traverse the DOM until it reaches the
Example 1
Set the position of .box
element 40px
off the right edge of the nearest relative position ancestor or from the document if none exist.
.box {height: 100px;width: 100px;background-color: blue;position: absolute;right: 40px;}
The box element is taken out of the normal DOM flow and positioned 40px away from the right edge of its parent container.
Example 2
Set the position of .box
element 40px
from the elements right edge.
.box {height: 100px;width: 100px;background-color: blue;position: relative;right: 40px;}
The box element is moved 40px to the left of its normal position relative to its right edge.
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