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The top property
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The top property specifies the top edge of an element.

Note: If the "position" property has a value of "static", the "top" property has no effect.

Inherited: No
Example

This example sets the top edge of the paragraph 20 px below the top edge of the window:
p
{
position: absolute;
top: 20px
}

This example sets the top edge of the paragraph 20 px above the top edge of the window:
p
{
position: absolute;
top: -20px
}
Possible Values
Value Description NN IE
auto Lets the browser calculate the top position 4.0
% Sets the top position in % from the top edge of the window 4.0
length Sets the top position in px, cm, etc. from the top edge of the window. Negative values are allowed 4.0 4.0

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Monday, June 13, 2005

Wacko Jacko not so wacko afterall

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n one of the more publicized legal battles of the century Michael Jackson has been found not guilty on all ten counts against him. Ranging from lude acts on a child to supplying alcohol to a minor for the purposes of a felony. I say way to go Michael I knew you would beat it.

This is only a test

I decided to create a second blog simply to test and create a new design for eatthegoat