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How to position a DIV in specific coordinates with JavaScript?

You can position a

element at Specific Coordinates using JavaScript by dynamically setting its style.left and style.top properties.

For example, we write:




Positioning a DIV with JavaScript

In this example, the #myDiv is positioned absolutely within its nearest positioned ancestor (or the if there’s none).

The JavaScript part dynamically sets its left and top styles to position it at (100px, 50px).

You can adjust these coordinates as needed.

Remember, the positioning is relative to the nearest positioned ancestor.

If you want to position it relative to the viewport, you can use position: fixed instead of absolute.

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