HTML/CSS div which overlaps parent div?

By defining a height of 100% for the wrapper, you are limiting it to the height of the browser window. The very long div will extend this limitation because of its set height To fix this remove the height 100% from the wrapper and any other containers, If you want to limit limit the content to the size of the viewable document, you could set your divs to position: absolute and then set the top, left, right and bottom to the extremities of the screen.

By defining a height of 100% for the wrapper, you are limiting it to the height of the browser window. The very long div will extend this limitation because of its set height. To fix this remove the height 100% from the wrapper and any other containers, If you want to limit limit the content to the size of the viewable document, you could set your divs to position: absolute and then set the top, left, right and bottom to the extremities of the screen.

Thank you so much! This helped me very much! Sometimes logic just doesn't work for HTML/CSS, haha!

– EvilTuinhekjeNL Nov 2 at 13:36 I used to have the exact same problem. Until one day I got seriously fed up and decided to go looking for the reason behind it not just a band-aid fix. I found a great tutorial on defining position and heights of elements on the "a list apart" blog.

– digibit Nov 2 at 15:07.

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