Here's my dilemma. My website looks lovely in all browsers, except Internet Explorer 7,8,9...
The layout is set up with a sidebar on the left hand side. It contains links, logo. Next to that sidebar there is another on the right hand adjacent side to it, containing more links (basically a sub-link group of the others.) The content is adjacent to the right side of that sub-link box. The sidebar, subbar, and content box are all within a table, for layout purposes. Each <td> contains it's respective content (#sidebar, #subbar, #mainContainer, etc.) In the main content box there is a nivo slider, transitioning through several pictures. When that slider renders the next picture, the subbar and mainContainer <td>s SCRUNCH into the left-most sidebar. When I scroll over a link in the sidebar or sub-bar, the page repositions itself. However, either before or after this reposition, only the first two links in the sidebar are clickable/mouseOver-able. I am assuming this has something to do with the position:relative/position:absolute attributes associated with the nivo slider.
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Example Shown:
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Turtle Island is a custom habitat built for Turtles who love to bask.
It is a multi climate habitat including both island and aquatic areas.
The island portion of the habitat includes both a feeding and basking area for the turtles.
Because turtles must swallow their food under the water, either side of the island gradients into an aquatic habitat ;
The island is easily accessible from the aquatic habitats located on either side of the fixture.
Both aquatic habitats are enriched with freshwater creatures , creating a flourishing island ecosystem.
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Not all creatures live harmoniously together, so please consult with our professionals when making selections for your ecosystem.
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Most habitats created for you by Paradise for your Pet are self sustaining ecosystems and require little maintenance.
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There are some elements that should be monitored. Please visit the <a id="care" href="#">Habitat Care</a> page for more information on your habitat.
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Size:
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Small - 25 gallons
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Medium - 50-100 gallons
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Large - 100-200 gallons
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Extra Large - 200+ gallons
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