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Co-authored-by: Estelle Weyl <[email protected]>
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 The location of positioned elements relative to their anchor element needs to be maintained and adjusted as the anchor element moves or otherwise changes configuration (e.g. by scrolling, changing the viewport size, drag and drop, etc.). For example, if an element such as a form field gets close to the edge of the viewport, its tooltip may end up offscreen. Generally, you want to bind the tooltip to its form control and ensure the tooltip is kept fully visible on-screen as long as the form field is visible, automatically moving the tooltip if needed. You may have noticed this as the default behavior in your operating system when you right-click (<kbd>Ctrl</kbd> + click) context menus on your desktop or laptop.
 
-Historically, associating an element with another element and dynamically changing a positioned element's location and size based on an anchor's position required JavaScript, which added complexity and performance issues. It also wasn't guaranteed to work in all situations. The features defined in the [CSS anchor positioning](/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_anchor_positioning) module enable implementing such use cases performantly and declaratively with CSS instead of JavaScript.
+Historically, associating an element with another element and dynamically changing a positioned element's location and size based on an anchor's position required JavaScript, which added complexity and performance issues. It also wasn't guaranteed to work in all situations. The features defined in the [CSS anchor positioning](/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_anchor_positioning) module enable implementing such use cases performantly and declaratively with CSS (and HTML) instead of JavaScript.
 
 ## Associating anchor and positioned elements