I understand that position: static is the default position that the element would assume.. but I've played around with positions a lot and never needed to use position: static
What are the scenarios where static positioning would be useful?
I personally use it very rarely, but the cases I've used it in were all in media queries where an absolute positioned element needed to come back into the regular flow on smaller screens.
There are a few more usecases I reckon but nothing special I guess.
It's just handy to know you can reset the position when you need to ;)
Jan Vladimir Mostert
Idea Incubator
I'd say if you need to override an existing style-position of an element that's currently absolute / fixed / relative - let's say bootstrap for example defined all buttons as relative and you needed it to be static - that would probably be the only time I'd use it.