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Moved position/z-index properties to parent element to fix overlap issue#329
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Placed the position and z-index properties on the parent element to address the issue of the loading bar sitting beneath any fixed position item (like a navbar) that sits in the same position. The issue was outlined nicely here: #323
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Placed the position and z-index properties on the parent element to address the issue of the loading bar sitting beneath any fixed position item (like a navbar) that sits in the same position. The issue was outlined nicely here: #323