Question

I've been learning the new ASP.NET MVC framwork lately and I've developed a test site for a friend who runs a "light café" in Sweden. The plan is to release it within a week or so after performing some final adjustments and fixing some security issues.

Yesterday I published the site to a webhost running IIS 6, so the first thing I had to do was to fix the issue of the extensionless URLs. I did this with the help from Phil Haack's blog post ASP.NET MVC on IIS 6 Walkthrough

Now I have run into another issue that works well in IE7 but not in Firefox 3 and Safari.

On the site I use a master page containing a "left content" with a menu. The menu consists of ActionLinks. The problem is that only the first (topmost) link works as a link, the others only look like links but they're unclickable. When I view the source everything looks good.

Has anyone come across a solution that fixes this, or do you maybe know what can cause this behavior? The link to the demo site is Demo site

Help would be greatly appreciated since I want this to work on all browsers.

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Solution

Your "main" div is being placed on top of the "links" div so they can't be clicked.

Adding a:

float: right;

To the CSS for #main allows the links to be clicked.

OTHER TIPS

I would check your css file. If you remove your css file from your include I think your links will work.

Just remove the position: relative in #main and it'll work

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