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I have two divs with border-radius set to max to make them circles. I have a header div in the first circle with a different background-color and overflow:hidden so that it looks like the top portion of the circle is a different color.
The second circle I want to be underneath the first, basically peaking out. The problem is, as soon as I set position:relative (or anything else), the overflow on the header background color for Chrome and Safari.
This should be doable. Help? Thoughts?
Just try placing another DIV round the large circle and setting the position:relative and z-index on that.