Thanks for the help, I cut the icons into jpg's after trying the block
method, which for some reason didn't work.
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On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 5:04 PM, Theresa Newman wrote:
> if you don't wish to cut up images you can position each absolutely
> over the large image. give them display block and a height and width
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That is what he currently has. But empty links are terrible accessibility
and I don't see any
if you don't wish to cut up images you can position each absolutely over
the large image. give them display block and a height and width
On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 1:32 PM, Tim Arnold wrote:
> If you add "display: block;" to the styles governing those empty tags
> you should be able to click on t
If you add "display: block;" to the styles governing those empty tags
you should be able to click on them in IE. But as Kevin said, the links are
empty. You should really put some text in there so they make sense. You
can hide the text with a negative text-indent of some really big number.
The
This would be why:
src="http://blog.theseedcompany.org/wp-content/themes/skin/library/media/images/social.jpg";
width="228" height="72" alt="Connect with social media tools" />
http://www.facebook.com/oneverse"; class="onefacebook">
http://twitter.com/oneverse"; class="onetwit">href="http://bl
In this site:
http://blog.theseedcompany.org/
the social and feed links at the top of the sidebar aren't clickable in
IE. I tried z-index, no difference. If I make the background of each
in the box a color rather than transparent or no background, then they
become clickable. Can someone po
