title: Remove position:absolute attribute by adding css
body: <p>I have a html element with id="#item" I have a UI event that programaticaly alters the css for "#item" by adding the class ".new" to "#item". Initially I want "#item" to have "position:absolute". However once the class ".new" is added to "#item" the only way I can get the formatting I want in Chrome inspector is to removed position:absolute from the css for "#item". I'd like to accomplish this instead via the css in ".new", however in Chrome inspector my options for changing the position attribute are</p>
  
  <pre><code>static
  absolute
  relative
  initial 
  inherit
  fixed
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>As far as I can tell none of these do the same thing as removing "position:absolute" in Chrome inspector. Can anyone suggest what to put in the css for ".new" to revert to the css default positioning.</p>