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i found it. &nbsp;thank you. &nbsp;was a position:relative it works now.
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i found it.  thank you.  was a position:relative it works now.

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btw, with firebug enabled, right-clicking on the &quot;providers&quot; link and &quot;Inspect Element&quot; ends up on this element:<br />
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&lt;div id=&quot;bottom1&quot; class=&quot;footertxt&quot;&gt;<br />
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which is sitting in front of the &quot;mainbg&quot; div
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btw, with firebug enabled, right-clicking on the "providers" link and "Inspect Element" ends up on this element:

<div id="bottom1" class="footertxt">

which is sitting in front of the "mainbg" div

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<a href="http://www.theravive.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.theravive.com/</a> &nbsp;in firefox - &nbsp;unable to click any of the hyperlinks in the main body. &nbsp;THe left side links work fine, but the bottom links or links in the main body are 'frozen'. &nbsp;<br />
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Works great in IE.<br />
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Any ideas what this problem could be?
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http://www.theravive.com/  in firefox -  unable to click any of the hyperlinks in the main body.  THe left side links work fine, but the bottom links or links in the main body are 'frozen'.  

Works great in IE.

Any ideas what this problem could be?

Firefox - can't click any hyperlinks

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