I would say:
1. you need an envelope div#1 or other element that has position:relative
(absolute will do too)
2. inside that div#1, you set div#2 with position:absolute; left:0;top:0;
3. inside div#1 and next (sibling) to div#2, you set div#3 also with
position:absolute; left:0;top:0;
div#3 will be on top of #2 since you added it later but you can also set values
of z-index to control them.
> Do I have to know the absolute position of top/left on the page?
Not at all. Setting the envelope/parent div acts as a reference which is
enough.
I do not claim to be a guru, but I've used this often
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