import { Position } from "./position.enum";
import { PositionAnchor } from "./position-anchor.enum";
/** Options that can be passed to `position()` method. */
export interface PositioningOptions {
    /** Indicates which point on the positioned element it should be positioned by. */
    anchor?: PositionAnchor;
    /**
     * An array of pixel offsets. Each offset is applied
     * to the corresponding term in `position`. So to continue the above example of
     * `"bottom left"`, if the offsets are `[-7, 9]`, the element will be placed at
     * the bottom of the `relativeTo` element minus 7 pixels, and at the left of it
     * plus 9 pixels. (NB: The values will be converted to rem.)
     */
    offsets?: number[];
    /**
     * When using `relativeTo`, this describes the positioning relationship between
     * the two elements. For example, if it's `"bottom left"`, the positioned element
     * will be placed at the bottom left of the `relativeTo` element.
     */
    position?: Position;
    /**
     * Normally, an element positioned by the service will simply have its current
     * position on the page locked in place. Instead you can have it positioned
     * relative to another element.
     */
    relativeTo?: HTMLElement;
    /**
     * The width of the positioned element will be set to the width of the element
     * provided to the relativeTo option, rather than its own natural width.
     */
    useRelativeTargetWidth?: boolean;
    /** Specify a z-index override for the positioned element. */
    zIndex?: number;
    /** The element's ancestor that scrolls, if it's not the window itself */
    scrollParent?: HTMLElement;
}
export declare const DEFAULT_POSITIONING_OPTIONS: PositioningOptions;