html - Fixed position is css overridden by absolute position. Can I get alternate solution for this?

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Answer 1

When you set position:fixed on your header, this means it has come out of the normal flow of execution.

With this some of your page's content is available but behind the header itself. so a margin-top equal to the header height on the element after header will fix it.

You can also use a z-index:10 ( a value more that the position:absolute div) to make it come on top of the page.

Coming to your second part of the question that fixed is changed to absolute. I don't see that happening here.