Assuming you want to position one label element relative to another label element, you can achieve that using CSS positioning.
First, make sure that the parent container of both label elements is set to position: relative
to provide a local coordinate space for absolute positioning within it. Then, you can set the position of the second label element to position: absolute
and set its top and left properties to the exact position of the first label element.
Here's an example in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript:
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This will position the second label element 20 pixels to the right and 20 pixels below the first label element. You can adjust the top
and left
values as needed to achieve the desired relative position.
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