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Posted on Monday, March 23 @ 20:16:28 IST by admin

Programming languages Anonymous writes "Well I have been busting my brains to find out why one of my websites had only in one page links which are active in firefox and google chrome but otherwise inactive in internet explorer.



I have searched all over for a solution and found some pretty crazy ideas like changing the doctype, validating the html to comply with w3c and many more complex solutions, whilst it was under my nose all the time.
My links were located inside a
which had a css attribute "position: relative", removing that attribute solved the issue.
Now, I know I dont have a definitive solution but a workaround but still the problem lies there!!!
in other pages I had links which were working with the position: relative css statement but had some other content in them.
So if you dont really need the position: relative statement, simply remove it - that did it for me!
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