Article challenge

Solution retrospective
All my experience was written in the readme.
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- @PresidentTree94
If it helps, I interpret
position: relative
as where the direction is "pushed" from. If a relative element hasleft: 16px
, then the relative element is "pushed" 16px from the left. However, I would not recommend usingposition: relative
to move elements like that since it is not the most responsive and is generally not used that way. I only useposition: relative
to denote the parent ofpositon: absolute
, which is not always the direct parent. You can probably remove all of yourposition: relative
except the one that affects the share pop-up.Marked as helpful
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