Always on Top

The "content" of my webpage always scrolls over my fixed "header". Is there any option in CSS that has it "Always on Top". If not do you have any suggestions on how to scroll individual divisions or percentages of the CSS webpage.

 

I found out for myself. The fixed "header", the "content" and whatever div has a level on the z-plane. The higher the level, the more on top you are. You just set the level.

If you set the "header at:

z-index: 99;

It is definitely on top. If you set the "content" at:

I found out for myself. The fixed "header", the "content" and whatever div has a level on the z-plane. The higher the level, the more on top you are. You just set the level.

If you set the "header" at:
z-index: 99;


If you set the "content" at:
z-index: 1;

The "header" is always on top and the "content" is always on the bottom.

I still would like to know how to scroll only the "content" div.

 

using z-index you can the get the contnet on top

 

Put a bigger value, like 99999. And one more thing, POSITION your div (absolute, relative, inherit, fixed) otherwise it won't work on IE.

 

You're right , try with POSITION mate