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Article #11Re: Links not working in FF but work in IE
From: Murray
Date: Tue, 03 Mar 2009 13:55
Date: Tue, 03 Mar 2009 13:55
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Mellady: I have very bad new for you. Have you tried increasing the text size in Firefox? Your page becomes an overlapping mess in a hurry. This is the price you pay (and that nobody warns you about) when you use layers to build your page. I believe it's also the use of GL's grid that does the same thing. Unfortunately, as long as you have used all absolutely positioned elements for layout, there is no easy fix other than starting over. By the way, I count 49 'layers' on the page, many of which do not have an assigned z-index, and are therefore rendered at the default z-index of 1. This would make *all* of your layers rendered at the same z-index, since those that have been assigned values are also at an assigned value of 1. This creates a nearly impenetrable mess. Sorry. -- Murray
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