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husseycoding

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    husseycoding got a reaction from welshhuw in Z-Index issue?   
    Hi welshhuw,
     
    You have a typo in the background url for your #paper-clip div - iamges rather than images.
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    husseycoding got a reaction from atiprashant in Read contents from a webpage   
    So you are trying to access the source code for a domain other than your own? If you are allowed access to this other domain then there will be much better ways of doing whatever it is you are trying to achieve. If you are not, then you probably shouldn't be doing it anyway...
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    husseycoding got a reaction from jheg in auto height for my main content problem.   
    Hi jheg,
     
    Absolute positioning removes the affected div from the flow of the page and it appears exactly where you place it. With this and fixed positioning the div is no longer 'inline' with the rest of the document and because of this, it is not affected by other elements on the page and also does not affect other elements on the page - because of this it's position was not moving as you wanted it to because the other divs had no affect on it. By removing the position:absolute declaration you changed the position to relative (as this is the default). With relative positioning the div is 'inline' with the rest of the document and so will be affected when other divs change position/size.

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