Currently, I am working on enhancing my frontend CSS skills by experimenting with creating two overlapping Bootstrap rows while maintaining their responsive grid-like behavior. This concept is completely new to me and I'm unsure of how to approach it.
In essence, what I aim to achieve is having two side-by-side columns that repeat based on the content length, along with another row containing a column that overlaps them. This configuration is necessary in order for the middle column (as shown in row 2 of the image) to be visible over all the red columns.
How can this be done while preserving the functionalities of the grid system? I want to ensure that the layout remains responsive throughout the design process.
https://i.sstatic.net/f0Oyf.png
To provide a better understanding of my query, I have created a JS Fiddle. However, the grid isn't behaving as expected in my opinion. Additionally, I believe that utilizing position: absolute
may not be ideal for responsive websites.
I hope my question is articulated clearly enough! Thank you in advance for any assistance.