Link problem in FF

HTML & CSS
1

Hi,

i’m running into a problem with a link not being working in FF. Upon hovering on it, it behaves as normal text: no clicking, altering state …

Testing in Opera it works nicely.

I only seem to get it to work in FF when i use AP …

The link in question is the ‘Welcome, Log in’ underneath the currency part

page
Css

Just a word of warning: it’s an e-commerce thing and i haven’t written the css myself as it’s a template (grrrr, hate that stuff).

2

@paul: indeed, RP solves it ofcourse
@Stomme: tnx for feeling with me lol. The css sheet is a few thousands lines long totally without organization, using stuff that makes the css invalid … :wacko:

And i’m sooooo afraid to open it in IE lol

3

Left column is totally sitting over the log in “link”. Absolute positioning is likely setting it “higher” than the left column, is why it’s then clickable.

The CSS is all over the place. The stuff in the header seems to be randomly scattered about the page.

I feel for you, man.

4

If you are using a negative margin to place it then use position:relative also.


#header_user p {
color:#FFFFFF;
float:left;
margin-top:-1em;
[B]position:relative[/B];
width:10em;


}

If the element above is also position;relative then you may need a z-index on both with the latter one being higher. However the position:relative should suffice on its own as I didn’t notice anything else on the element above.