The Position property in the BaseStyles class represents the position CSS property. This property determines how an element is positioned in a document. It can be set to various values such as static, relative, absolute, fixed, or sticky, each affecting the element's layout and positioning behavior differently.
To use the Position property, you can assign it a value from the PositionMode enumeration, which includes options like Static, Relative, Absolute, Fixed, and Sticky. This property is nullable, meaning it can also be set to null to remove any explicit positioning.
BaseStyles styles = new BaseStyles(); styles.Position = PositionMode.Absolute; // This sets the element to be positioned absolutely within its containing element.