FF CSS position leaves a link behind.

Hi, new to the forum. Been coming here for help for quite a while, just haven't registered until now.

I've decided to mess around with using the CSS position element to lay out a page instead of using tables for everything, and ran into an odd bug.

When I make a class wherein I position a link, the link move with the element, but leaves a link in empty space where the element was originally. IE doesn't leave the artifact behind, is this something I'm doing incorrectly, or a bug in FF?

INFO:
The link is an image
here's the class I made:


.navImageTop{
 text-align: center; /*Fix for IE7*/
 position: relative;
 bottom: 65px;
 border: none;
}

Then I simply set the class="navImageTop" in the IMG tag. The end result is that the image and it's link moves appropriately, but like I said it leaves the link in it's original location as well.

It also may be worth noting that, at the moment at least, the navigation images are inside a table, and the ghost link is appearing inside the original cell where the image starts.
Any help?

FF CSS position leaves a link behind.

Error with using the position property to move a link.

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