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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / August 2007hyperlink not responding in Firefox
Hi, I recently used Publisher 2007 to create a webpage of my own. To my disappointment, some hyperlinks worked well with the Internet Explorer, but were not corresponding to the Firefox browser. The hyperlink sign did not show up when I moved the mouse over it, which was supposed to direct me to another link. Anyone knows how to fix the bug? Thanks! Post the URL of the site and which links are not working. In most cases we can offer suggestions about how to workaround the problem. DavidF > Hi, I recently used Publisher 2007 to create a webpage of my own. To my > disappointment, some hyperlinks worked well with the Internet Explorer, > but > were not corresponding to the Firefox browser. The hyperlink sign did not > show up when I moved the mouse over it, which was supposed to direct me to > another link. Anyone knows how to fix the bug? Thanks! we are having the same issue... and have isolated the issue to the link is incorporating FTP protocol vs. html... but being a novice - i have no clue how to fix this???? help please... src="ftp://tcliftonart.com/html/index_files/image2133.gif > Hi, I recently used Publisher 2007 to create a webpage of my own. To my > disappointment, some hyperlinks worked well with the Internet Explorer, but > were not corresponding to the Firefox browser. The hyperlink sign did not > show up when I moved the mouse over it, which was supposed to direct me to > another link. Anyone knows how to fix the bug? Thanks! Pat, The problem is usually that the hyperlink is in a colored text frame or similar and is being converted to a graphic. Mike > we are having the same issue... and have isolated the issue to the link is > incorporating FTP protocol vs. html... but being a novice - i have no clue [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >>show up when I moved the mouse over it, which was supposed to direct me to >>another link. Anyone knows how to fix the bug? Thanks! Mike - thanks is there anything that I can do outside of remove all color and pictures? most of these are hyperlinks tied to pictures... thanks > Pat, > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > >>show up when I moved the mouse over it, which was supposed to direct me to > >>another link. Anyone knows how to fix the bug? Thanks! Pat, First of all, please, in the future don't hijack some other thread...start your own. It is hard to impossible to follow when you jump onto someone else's question. I was able to get http://tcliftonart.com/ to load once in IE, but it won't load as I try now. So...here are a few guesses. Assuming you are using Pub 2003, to Tools > Options > web tab and uncheck "Rely on VML..." and "Allow PNG....". Run the design checker tool. Don't use master pages in Publisher webs. When you are ready to produce your web files, go to File > Publish to the Web, not Save As a web page. (once again I am assuming your are using Pub 2003) If those steps don't sort out your problems, post again when the URL is functional and details...what links aren't working, etc. DavidF > we are having the same issue... and have isolated the issue to the link is > incorporating FTP protocol vs. html... but being a novice - i have no clue [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> to >> another link. Anyone knows how to fix the bug? Thanks! DavidF - thanks so much for the reply and letting me in on "the rules." I'm new to al of this. SO I will start a new thread and offer more info thanks > Pat, > [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > >> to > >> another link. Anyone knows how to fix the bug? Thanks!
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