Tom McNeer wrote: > Hi folks, > > I would appreciate it if anyone interested would quickly scan through > http://ids.mediumcool.com. > > I think most cross-browser issues are solved -- except for two. > > First, on any page below the home page, there is a bread crumb trail. In IE6 > and 7, the first link in the trail -- Home -- is not activated as a link. > Viewing the source shows that the <a> tag is in place and correct, and > Safari and Firefox have no problem with it. The problem is "caused" by an IE > conditional statement that moves the breadcrumb to the left. I don't know > why the move would disable the link, but it seems to. If someone can explain > to me a way to make IE align the breadcrumbs as they are in Firefox without > the conditional, I'd love it. > > > Have you tried putting the breadcrumb trail in a div instead of a span? I'm wondering if IE is getting hung up on the repositioning of an inline element. Your span seems like a block level element anyway, so maybe using a div would give you better results.
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