Link Issues

[Matt]

Why would this link not work on "Firefox 7.12 Version 1.07"? It works fine
in IE?

<a href='aac_produ ct_home.asp?Cat egory=product&S ection='>

<td width="145" <%if lcase(sCategory ) = "product" then Response.Write
"class='topnavc ellactive'" else Response.Write "class='topnavc ell'"%>>

<p align="center"> Product Overview

</td>

</a>

Here are the two CSS classes.

..topnavcell

{

font-size: 9pt;

color: #000000;

font-family: Arial;

text-decoration: none;

background-color: #CCCCCC;

cursor: hand;

}

..topnavcellact ive

{

font-size: 9pt;

color: #FFFFFF;

font-family: Arial;

text-decoration: none;

background-color: #000000;

cursor: hand;

}

I assume this may be a CSS issue but what is the issue and how can I resolve
it.

Thanks in advance.

[Mike Brind]

Matt wrote:

So Mike,

Just trying to get this newsgroup netiquette thing down. Now that you have
stated this is an HTML issue, should I submit a post to an HTML group or is
that still considered cross-posting?

Thanks.

ASP people invariably use html, but from a lot of the examples I've
seen posted here, valid html is not a priority in most people's
learning curve here. I, for one, have only just recently started to
concentrate on validating the html and css that I produce, despite
having been "doing web stuff" for 7 years or so. So I'm no expert.

I guess what I'm saying is that you'll get better informed advice from
the place where the experts do hang out. The same goes for any topic
you fancy posting on :-)

--
Mike Brind

[Matt]

Thank you gentlemen. In this case I wasn't sure what the best group to post
to. I am an ASP programmer and figured if I am experiencing this issue
another ASP programmer probably is. Now that I know this is an HTML issue I
will generate a new post pertaining to valid HTML and post that to an HTML
group.

Thanks for your help.
"Mike Brind" <pa*******@hotm ail.com> wrote in message
news:11******** *************@u 72g2000cwu.goog legroups.com...

Matt wrote:

So Mike,

Just trying to get this newsgroup netiquette thing down. Now that you
have
stated this is an HTML issue, should I submit a post to an HTML group or
is
that still considered cross-posting?

Thanks.

ASP people invariably use html, but from a lot of the examples I've
seen posted here, valid html is not a priority in most people's
learning curve here. I, for one, have only just recently started to
concentrate on validating the html and css that I produce, despite
having been "doing web stuff" for 7 years or so. So I'm no expert.

I guess what I'm saying is that you'll get better informed advice from
the place where the experts do hang out. The same goes for any topic
you fancy posting on :-)

--
Mike Brind