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23 hours ago, forum said:

Why, when laying out in the header, and then in the main or footer, the top elements in the same main or header begin to shift, is there really no tag that fixes these elements?

Because HTML provides structure not layout.  CSS provides layout, and in particular css position has many options for positioning elements in a particular place.  Sticky, Fixed and Absolute are all position settings that might accomplish whatever it is that you are trying to do.

Without specific examples of html and css you are working with, there isn't much more anyone can do for you.  

  • 2 weeks later...

To address layout consistency issues in HTML and CSS, ensure proper clearing of floats and utilize techniques like clearfix to prevent unexpected shifts. Additionally, employ responsive design principles and semantic HTML elements to maintain stable layouts across different screen sizes and devices.

 

Best Regard

Danish Hafeez | QA Assistant

ICTInnovations

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