In this lesson, you will use display and positioning together to build a real website layout.
You will see how headers, sidebars, and content areas are created using the same CSS concepts you learned in this chapter.
This layout uses:
- Fixed positioning for the header
- Inline-block display for sidebar and content
- Width control to create a two-column layout
This is a very common structure used in dashboards and admin panels.
Here you are using:
- Inline-block for card layout
- Relative positioning on the wrapper
- Absolute positioning for the badge
This pattern is widely used in e-commerce and portfolio websites.
This example shows how fixed positioning is used for footers and action bars.
Spacing is added to the page so content is not hidden behind the footer.
What you learned in this chapter
- How display controls element flow
- How relative, absolute, fixed, and sticky positioning work
- How to combine them to build real layouts
Practice task
Build a simple page with:
- A fixed header
- A sidebar using inline-block
- A content area next to it
- A sticky section title inside the content
Chapter complete
You now understand how display and positioning work together to create real website layouts.