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Chun Hsiang Huang
5,787 PointsPin an image onto another image (HTML/CSS)
Hi, does anybody know how to pin an image on to another image, and keep their relative position the same no matter how big the screen is (responsive)?
1 Answer
james south
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 33,258 PointsYou could set the back image position: relative and the front image position: absolute, then use the top/bottom/left/right properties on the front image to put it anywhere relative to the back image, like 5% from the top.
Jason Anello
Courses Plus Student 94,592 PointsJason Anello
Courses Plus Student 94,592 PointsThe front image isn't going to be a child of the back image so the absolute positioning will not be relative to the back image. I think this could work out if the 2 images had the same parent and the absolute positioning was done relative to this parent.
Chun Hsiang Huang
5,787 PointsChun Hsiang Huang
5,787 PointsJames and Jason thank you so much! I give the parent div a position: relative, and the other pictures in side the div position: absolute, and it works!