What are the five possible values for position for elements in a web page?
"Elements are placed within a web page using the position command within CSS. The values used by position are relative, fixed, inherent, static, and absolute. All but fixed and static use the borders of the page to move the element's position if changes occur in the page and depend on which browser and which platform the viewer is using."
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"The position properties in CSS dictate how the browser arranges the elements on a webpage. Five different values dictate the page layout. These are static, relative, fixed, absolute, and inherit. Some of the values allow the elements to reposition themselves depending on changes within the web page or different browsers or platforms. These fix their positions relative to the borders of the page."
