RAnders00 4, 4 4 gold badges 30 30 silver badges 58 58 bronze badges. Owen Owen I think what was meant was to have the content text wrap around the logo — Davy8. Would that cause the logo to overlap the text where links is though? Or would it push the links over to the side?
No, absolute effectively removes the tag from the flow. It would be as if it weren't there. FlySwat FlySwat k 69 69 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Does ES6 make JavaScript frameworks obsolete? Podcast Do polyglots have an edge when it comes to mastering programming Featured on Meta. Thank you, PaulOB.
The penny drops! I have some homework to do because that is not what I was expecting or intending at all. Do you want content in the top div and for the top div to stretch with the content and then pushes the bottom div further down the screen.
I suppose the main question is what do you want to happen and how should it look when both sections have content that exceeds their initial dimensions? We need to know what you are trying to do next and what your main aim for the design is? If you only have a couple of words or a couple of headings then it could be easy but if you have multiple content sections as any normal website then you need a defined plan of attack.
Hey my initial intention is just to have some sort of heading, very small text, and the examples that the guys have made here support this. So I am ok with that. But after that I think of your perspective, and I thought what if I had more real content there, how should I do this? Just to practice it. When you run into a problem you can post here and ask how to do it better or how to handle it properly. My initial thoughts are whether you have 2 separate sections top and bottom and whether you have content in each section that stays with each background?
Or whether the design we see is just the background to the viewport and does not relate to content as in my example and you can just enter content as you wish.
I think you need to progress with your design a bit further so we can see where you are heading. Generally though its content that comes first and then you build a design around the content or hand in hand with content rather than starting with a flat design and then trying to fit content to the design. Ok yes you are right. Active 3 hr before. Viewed times. Example 1: view div over other divs. Trying to mapping two different arrays coming from an API to an Object How do you pass state variables between two separate functional components in React Native?
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