Hello, for background, the site I am talking about is www.abrahamregelson.org. the problem is that if you click on a link in the sidebar navigation it becomes larger (apparently as part of the A:active style property) and sometimes drops to the next line, annoyingly. I cannot find any reason it would do this. Here is my CSS code that applies to links:
| Code: |
A:ACTIVE {
}
.navlargeh A:link, A:visited, A:active{
font:bold 16pt;
}
.navnormal A:link, A:visited, A:active{
font:bold 14pt;
}
.navsmall A:link, A:visited, A:active{
font:bold 11pt;
}
.navlarge A:link, A:visited, A:active{
font:bold 15pt;
}
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Any ideas why the link text gets bigger? Thnaks for all replies. It musn't with the front ? Change it for a try ...
I don't see nothing wrong here... With Firefox everything is ok, but with Internet Explorer, the hebrew text becomes only a little larger, nothing exaggerated...
On my end, the text doesn't change at all in firefox, but in Internet Explorer changes quite a bit. and goes from around 11pt font to 16 or so.
Yes, Internet Explorer likes to enlarge links that you have clicked, while the next page loads. I do not know of a way to fix this, as this is probably a browser side thing (and style sheets are supposedly only "suggesting" the style), but it's only for a little bit while the next page loads.
that's what I have noticed too riv, but the problem is that in places where the enlargement causes the line to spill over to another line, when you click on the part of the link that will go to another line, it does so and it doesn't send you anywhere because links work during the onRelease stage of the click.
Check out the links on Google (Images, Groups, News...) they dont get any bigger. There must be some way to stop it.
