Firefox isn't showing my image link as a complete link?

When you absolute position the image the link doesn't use the image to base its width on.

When you absolute position the image the link doesn't use the image to base its width on. Because you've set a left: 20px it will stick over the range of the link. So you need to extend the coverage of the link.

Without knowing anything else about your document (ie. Columns, what you are trying to do) my best guess is: a #howDoesItWork { padding-right: 20px; } If that doesn't do it... just show us more information. UPDATE With the new html info it should be: #howDoesItWork { padding-right: 20px; }.

Yea that didn't do it and I even changed the is from the anchor tag to the img tag – Robert Jun 10 at 20:40 already tried that. Failed – Robert Jun 10 at 21:29 I need to see the exact page that you are working on. When I try to mock this up, it is working correctly.

I have a feeling that it either the image size or some other style I don't know about. Full code on jsFiddle or something equivalent? – natedavisolds Jun 10 at 21:32 FIXED: I set the z-index to 2.

Apparent the menu right next to it was overlapping onto the howDoesItWork imaage. – Robert Jun 10 at 21:44 I'm glad that you fixed it. – natedavisolds Jun 10 at 21:54.

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