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I have a div with a absolute position and a div with relative position. The first div contains the links and the second div contains some contents which is over the first div. The first div has a z-index of 1, while the second has a z-index of -1 and the first div is also declared first.
Although, the links in the first div are unclickable. I have now idea, why this is so.
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Both side1 and side2 will have a background image. And the content should appear over the sides, but the links should still work.
Second fiddle
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Either change .side to have z-index: 1, or change #container to have margin-top: 150px instead of padding-top.
#books has a z-index of 1, but it's inside a container with a z-index of -1, so it still ends up below the #container which has z-index: -1 but gets rendered after (thus on top).
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