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What are the CSS properties that get elements out of the normal flow?
Such properties would be float, position:absolute etc.
This question relates to all the possible alterations of the normal flow.
Only the following properties affects the normal flow of any given element:
float: right|leftposition: absolute|fixedJust for completeness:
display: noneremoves the element from the flow (strictly speaking the element will not have a flow order)position: relativedoes not change the flow order of the element, but changes its position relative to the normal flow position.visibility: hiddenwill maintain the element on the flow but will not render it to the viewport.