[Jellby]

Originally Posted by Abekonge

You can put css like this on the element.

margin-top:80%;

for example.

But you should know that % in vertical margins are defined with respect to the width of the container, not the height (even if the height is fixed somehow).

So, for a 800x600 portrait screen, ignoring page margins, "margin: 80%" means 600*80/100 = 480 pixels, and in landscape orientation it means 800*80/100 = 640 pixels, which is more than the screen height, not a good idea if you ask me.