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| Greetings,
I just found your newsgroup while trying to get help with this problem.
On my website www.ohcra.org I have links on the homepage that go to
the different yearly trips. Only the right half of the image is
clickable. If I disable the images and only show the alt name, only the
last 2 letters are clickable. It's ok in IE.
Anyone have any idea of how to force the whole image and text to be
clickable?
Thank you
Tony
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| tbone wrote:
> Greetings,
> I just found your newsgroup while trying to get help with this problem.
> On my website www.ohcra.org I have links on the homepage that go to
> the different yearly trips. Only the right half of the image is
> clickable. If I disable the images and only show the alt name, only the
> last 2 letters are clickable. It's ok in IE.
> Anyone have any idea of how to force the whole image and text to be
> clickable?
>
Not sure exactly what this line does as amending it does not affect view
in Firefox. (It is about three quarters of the way down the page in a
text editor)
<div style="position: relative; left: 0pt; width: 62px; height: 78px;">
The offending item is the "Width: 62px". If you change it to "Width:
2px" your problems seem to go away (on Firefox at least).
I would be interested to know exactly what that bit is trying to do - it
took ages of changing various bits to discover what was causing the problem.
Bob
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| Bob,
thank you very much. I took that whole line out and didn't notice any
difference in the page but the links do work perfectly now. I'm using
frontpage and it sure puts a lot of junk code in the pages.
Again thanks for the help
Tony
Bob wrote:
> tbone wrote:
> Not sure exactly what this line does as amending it does not affect view
> in Firefox. (It is about three quarters of the way down the page in a
> text editor)
>
> <div style="position: relative; left: 0pt; width: 62px; height: 78px;">
>
> The offending item is the "Width: 62px". If you change it to "Width:
> 2px" your problems seem to go away (on Firefox at least).
>
> I would be interested to know exactly what that bit is trying to do - it
> took ages of changing various bits to discover what was causing the
> problem.
>
> Bob
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