What is the types of CSS positioning?

Static Positioning: The default positioning of elements in the normal document flow without any specific positioning properties applied.

Relative Positioning: Elements are positioned relative to their normal position and can be offset using top, right, bottom, or left properties.

Absolute Positioning: Elements are taken out of the normal document flow and positioned relative to their nearest positioned ancestor or the initial containing block.

Fixed Positioning: Elements are removed from the normal flow and positioned relative to the viewport, staying fixed in position even when the user scrolls.