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On this page

http://www.chickamaugacityschools.org/calendar/

there is some kind of problem using the mouse to click the Go button
in IE versions 5, 5.5, & 6. Sometimes when you click the button
everything works as expected. Other times, the button will not
"depress" and thus the user has difficulty changing months.

Keyboard navigation (Tab & Enter) always works in IE.

I have tested this page in Firefox 0.9.x, Opera 3.62 and 7.51, and
Netscape 4.7. None of these browsers has any problem with the mouse
and the button.

Could anyone shed any light on the problem here and suggest some way
to fix it?

Gazing into my crystal ball I observed Del <>
writing in news::

> On this page
>
> http://www.chickamaugacityschools.org/calendar/
>
> there is some kind of problem using the mouse to click the Go button
> in IE versions 5, 5.5, & 6. Sometimes when you click the button
> everything works as expected. Other times, the button will not
> "depress" and thus the user has difficulty changing months.
>
> Keyboard navigation (Tab & Enter) always works in IE.
>
> I have tested this page in Firefox 0.9.x, Opera 3.62 and 7.51, and
> Netscape 4.7. None of these browsers has any problem with the mouse
> and the button.
>
> Could anyone shed any light on the problem here and suggest some way
> to fix it?
>

It's the negative bottom margin on the drop id in the cal.css file. I
guess that makes it hard for IE to figure out where the cursor is. If you
hover over it _slowly_, IE gets a clue.

Using XP, you can see this happening a little easier because IE's buttons
have a little orange inside border on hover.

--
Adrienne Boswell
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In article <Xns9542E06E44CEarbpenyahoocom@207.115.63.158>, arbpen2003
@sbcglobal.net says...
> It's the negative bottom margin on the drop id in the cal.css file. I
> guess that makes it hard for IE to figure out where the cursor is. If you
> hover over it _slowly_, IE gets a clue.

Thanks, I would have never suspected that.

Changing the margin fixed it, though.