How can we prevent overflow of a fixed div within a container? Initially, I attempted nesting fixed elements inside each other, but that did not solve the issue. The only solution that comes to mind is using "inverted" masks: other fixed divs that hide everything around the problematic one. However, it would be ideal if there are alternative methods available.
For reference, here is the fiddle link: http://jsfiddle.net/pjFa6/1/
It appears that nesting a fixed element within another element, whether fixed or not, is proving to be an impossible task in terms of having the outer element wrap it and conceal any overflow.
One solution that comes to mind involves changing the inner div's positioning to absolute instead of fixed. You can view an example based on your jsfiddle here: jsfiddle.net/abc123/27.
Implementing a z-index: specific number; declaration within the container can resolve issues in certain webkit browsers such as Google Chrome.
When working with mobile browsers, it is possible to create a "clipped" fixed-position element using
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