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In your page initially position is set to static and when scrolled set to fixed.<br />
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try setting your class=left-sidebar<br />
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position:absolute;<br />
float:left;<br />
and left,right alignments.<br />
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I hope the problem is due to positioning.width of left bar as I'm not able to check since i don't have your exact code and on firebug on scrolling the style gets changed.
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In your page initially position is set to static and when scrolled set to fixed.

try setting your class=left-sidebar

position:absolute;
float:left;
and left,right alignments.

I hope the problem is due to positioning.width of left bar as I'm not able to check since i don't have your exact code and on firebug on scrolling the style gets changed.

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position:absolute is not a fix - that will only mess up the whole layout.
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position:absolute is not a fix - that will only mess up the whole layout.

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static is set by the plugin because it clones the object and it is the cloned object that has position:fixed but..<br />
Adding a max-width fixes it, almost, it still extends a bit at smaller resolutions but I can live with that as it doesn't extend to the main content.
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static is set by the plugin because it clones the object and it is the cloned object that has position:fixed but..
Adding a max-width fixes it, almost, it still extends a bit at smaller resolutions but I can live with that as it doesn't extend to the main content.

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Scroll down a bit and you will see the sidebar becomes sticky <i>but</i> it overlaps the main content - you will need your browser at 1100px or more to see it<br />
It's like its ignoring the container width.<br />
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This is the plugin I'm using <a href="http://stickyjs.com/" rel="ugc">http://stickyjs.com/</a>
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Head over to here (http://www.book-your-trip.com/search_results.php?destination=Dublin%2C+Ireland&destinationid=48C998E1-F678-4DB4-A505-33592852DEFE&arrival=Thu%2C+27+Jun+2013&departure=Fri%2C+28+Jun+2013&pax1=2&children1=0&room_1_child[]=&room_1_child[]=&room_1_child[]=&rooms=1#)
Scroll down a bit and you will see the sidebar becomes sticky but it overlaps the main content - you will need your browser at 1100px or more to see it
It's like its ignoring the container width.

This is the plugin I'm using http://stickyjs.com/

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