Link available in IE, but not clickable in Firefox.

[ant1832]

I'm working on a site and have come across a strange problem. I wasn't sure where to post this, so forgive me if its in the wrong section. I have four links across the top of my page, in Firefox the first 3 are clickable, but the 4th is not. In IE all 4 are clickable.

Thoughts
http://www.yoursisnot.com/blog/index.html

Here is the code for the 4 links

<div id="nav">
<div class="navContainer">
<a href="./index.html" class="navActive">Home</a>
<a href="./profile.php" class="navLinks">Profiles</a>
<a href="./archives.html" class="navLinks">Archives</a>
<a href="./gallery.php" class="navLinks">Gallery</a>
</div>
</div>

[rbutler]

Paul will probably be around but try specifying the class in the paragraph tag instead. I only looked over it quickly.

<p class="navActive"><a href="./index.html">Home</a></p>

Plus what is up with your paths? If you're going up one level it should be:

<a href="../index.html"></a>

NOT just a single dot.

[ant1832]

A single dot represents that it is relative to the current directory.

I don't know where I learned that you should always do that, but I found an article online that supports that.
http://www.ualberta.ca/WebSupport/FA...tivePaths.html

edit-actually this page suggests there is really no need to use the ./ or /

[CyberAlien]

<div id="links"> overlaps that button, so that's why it isn't clickable (btw, it isn't clickable in Opera too, not only Mozilla). To fix it increase "top" property of #links

[ant1832]

<div id="links"> overlaps that button, so that's why it isn't clickable (btw, it isn't clickable in Opera too, not only Mozilla). To fix it increase "top" property of #links

That worked perfectly. Thanks!

[rbutler]

A single dot represents that it is relative to the current directory.

No it doesn't. Relative to the current document is ../filename in a UNIX file system. Same way in a Windows environment. Or index if in the same directory. Site root-relative is /filename, which means its relative to the entire directory.