DIV Absolute Height Problem

[altendew]

Is below this text
<div style="position:relative">
      <div style="left:0px;top:0px;width:546px;position:absolute">Hey....</div>
      <div style="left:0px;top:20px;width:546px;position:absolute">Going down a little more.</div>
</div>
Overlaps this text

Here is the current code I am working with.

I currently have two absolute division tags placed in a relative tag. There is a problem though. Since they are absoulte it floats and does not aquire a height. Therefor it overlaps the text outside and beneath the relative division tag.

Here is an example of what I mean...

http://greatpixelad.com/pixel/terms.php

There content overlaps the rest of the page because its absolute.. is there anyway the division tag can aquire the height of the absolute.. Also I can not just specify the CSS height tag because the height is varies and is unknown.

 

[kaht]

Is there any reason you need absolute positioning?

This would work just as fine I would think (and doesn't cause an overlap):

Is below this text
<div style="position:relative">
      <div style="width:546px;">Hey....</div>
      <div style="width:546px;">Going down a little more.</div>
</div>
Overlaps this text

-kaht

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[altendew]

Yeah I do need it because I made a WYSIWIG in flash and you can place layers anywhere you want.