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ordinarily be -- or relative to a parent element, or another element, or even to the browser window itself. The power of this feature is both obvious and surprising. It shouldn't be too surprising to learn that this is the part of CSS2 that user agents usually first attempt to support. Given that there were some very good positioning implementations on the horizon as the book was being completed, we felt it worthwhile to give readers a glimpse of what's coming soon -- or, if you're reading this book a year or three after its publication, what can be done.

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Okay, now that you know how to format text on the page, let's include some in-line images.  The web supports images in GIF, JPEG or PNG formats. GIFs can have up to 256 colors.  JPEGs and positioned element. Also, since it has a transparent background, theparent element's text shows through the positioned element. Theonly way to avoid this is to set a background for the positionedelement.

Note that the boldface element in this case is positioned in relationto its parent element's content box, which defines itscontaining block. Without the relative positioning of the parentelement, the containing block would be another element. Consider acase where the element being positioned is a child of the

Figure 10-3 shows the result of this declaration.

Figure 10-3. Making BODY's grandchildren (and their descendants) gray

On the other hand, perhaps you wish to make purple any element thatis a descendant of DIV. This would be written:

DIV * {color: purple;}

At first glance, this seems no different than if the* were left out, instead relying on inheritance tocarry the color to all descendants ofDIV. However, there is a very real difference: thehandle auto, and not even all of them get it right. Those that do not handle auto margins correctly will behave in inconsistent ways, but the safest bet is to assume that they will set both margins to zero. The browsers that do get this right are Internet Explorer 4.5 and 5 for Macintosh, and Opera 3.6.