Weird non-clickable zone

Mozilla not playing well - neither is IE, but for different reasons

[evilmooses]

I've just been hacking around with my site after converting it into using wordpress. So I've started off with the wordpress css template. Now I have a site that is both xhtml and css compliant, but has a strange nonclickable zone in Mozilla.

Anything on the left portion of the screen can't be clicked - links, post titles, and text boxes for the comments. A certain way across the screen, everything becomes fine again.

The clicking thing isn't a problem at all when viewing the site in IE. (However in IE the display isn't cool at all, but I want to get the site working in Mozilla first)

I don't have any idea as to what's causing the non-clickable region, if anyone can make any suggestions, that would be great, as I'm not looking forward to tearing the whole thing apart bit by bit again.

Site is at:
<No site specifics, thanks. See TOS #13 [WebmasterWorld.com]>

[edited by: SuzyUK at 3:41 pm (utc) on Jan. 30, 2005]

[evilmooses]

I've actually solved this problem now. For the record, it was done by changing how the menu was positioned. I had positioned it entirely using margins, which left a 'ghost menu' on the left hand side of the main body. Nothing could be clicked where the ghost menu lay. I changed it to absolute positioning.