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CSS: fixed position on x-axis but not y?
I have a HTML page which is supposed to scroll horizontally which has a fixed position header tag.
In the case that a vertical scrollbar appears (resize window) I want the header to scroll relative with the rest of the content.
Can anyone think of a possible non-javascript solution?
Fixed position has pretty lousy support on iOS devices. Instead of using a fixed position for your header, you should leave it static on the page. Surround your content you want to scroll horizontally with a container with
overflow: auto, so that the content scrolls rather than the entire page.Preview: http://jsfiddle.net/Wexcode/vfZjb/