I'm going to be making a CSS image map for a site. This is a system that functions just like an HTML image map but uses CSS to put active spaces on top of an image using absolute positioning.
I'm not a CSS ninja so I wanted to get some clarification on this.
Is absolute positioning always from the window boundaries, or can it be from within a div, or is that relative positioning?
So if I put the image as the BG of a div, then put my CSS links in the div, I'd need to use position: relative or position: absolute if I wanted to do the positioning based on pixels in the image, as opposed to pixels on the screen.
Then, with positioning, what part are you positioning? Do I give the position of the top left corner, or the center?
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