How can I move a specific field to the top of the header?

I have text that I have auto calculating via a condition in the form. I would like for this to display on top of a header. I use CSS to change the margin and instead of just moving down the text it moves down the text and the header.

Any workaround for this?

 

Thanks! 

Did you mean you wanted to move the calculated text with a white font color at the top of your header?

If so, try the following CSS Codes:

#input_254 {

   position: relative;

   bottom: 750px;

   left: 120px;

}

Here's where/how to place the CSS Codes:

Complete guide: How-to-Inject-Custom-CSS-Codes 

RESULT:

​Thanks, however that is not quite what I am looking for.
I want that white text to be moved on top of the green header that says
BALANCE DUE:​
Keyshaun Smith
Kent State University, Class Of 2019
Lead Warehouse Technician, Zone Entertainment
Summer Camp Coordinator, Nordonia High School Drama Club
Cell: (216)409-3141
Twitter: @KeyshaunSmith

...

I see, but since I still don't have a clear idea on what you wanted to do, I'll just list all the scenarios I can think of:

1. Top of BALANCE DUE:

CSS Codes:

#input_254 {

   position: relative;

   right: 80px;

}

2. Top of BALANCE DUE but within the green background:

CSS Codes:

#input_254 {

   position: relative;

   right: 80px;

   top: 40px;

}

#header_265 {

   padding-top: 20px;

}

3. Inline with BALANCE DUE:

CSS Codes:

#input_254 {

   position: relative;

   left: 108px;

   top: 49px;

   font-size: 20px;

}

(NOTE: Font size was added to match the size of BALANCE DUE)

Bottom line, depending on where you want it positioned, what's important is your position:relative; declaration so you can move it around by adjusting the top, bottom, right, and left positions in px on your own accord.

If any of these 3 scenarios still won't fit what you need, send us a screenshot of how exactly you want it to appear so we can provide you the respective CSS needed to get it done.