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I have a page with a sticky header, when you scroll down, but it gets in the way.<br />
<a href="http://arkiteks.us/ARK/Shop/ShopDonate/ShopDonate.aspx" rel="ugc">http://arkiteks.us/ARK/Sho<wbr />p/ShopDona<wbr />te/ShopDon<wbr />ate.aspx</a><br />
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Can anyone help me fix this, so it stays at the top of the page content and doesn't be on top of content so I can read the content?<br />
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I have a page with a sticky header, when you scroll down, but it gets in the way.
http://arkiteks.us/ARK/Shop/ShopDonate/ShopDonate.aspx (http://arkiteks.us/ARK/Shop/ShopDonate/ShopDonate.aspx)

Can anyone help me fix this, so it stays at the top of the page content and doesn't be on top of content so I can read the content?



Thanks!

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I have a page with a sticky header, when you scroll down, but it gets in the way.
http://arkiteks.us/ARK/Shop/ShopDonate/ShopDonate.aspx (http://arkiteks.us/ARK/Shop/ShopDonate/ShopDonate.aspx)

Can anyone help me fix this, so it stays at the top of the page content and doesn&amp;#39;t be on top of content so I can read the content?



Thanks!

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