When using float, what happens to the element's position in the normal document flow?
- It becomes a flex item.
- It becomes a grid item.
- It remains in the normal document flow.
- It's removed from the document flow.
When you apply the CSS float property to an element, it is removed from the normal document flow. This means that other elements may flow around it as if it doesn't occupy space.
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