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<p> In conventional coordinate system used in the web, the origin is positioned in the upper left corner of a containing block. In comparison, the default origin of polar coordinates is the center point of a containing block. Therefore different methods are required to deploy and transform elements, or set margin/padding values when using polar coordinates. </p>
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<p>An example as below shows the difference between the conventional coordinates and the polar coordinates when positioning elements.</p>
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<aclass="self-link" href="#example-2fab54a1"></a> The codes below show the difference between conventional coordinate system in the web and polar coordinate system when positioning elements.
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<p>Figure 6A might be the result of</p>
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<aclass="self-link" href="#example-aba823c2"></a> The codes below show the difference between conventional coordinate system in the web and polar coordinate system when positioning elements.
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