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I believe there is something in the CSS file that is causing Chrome and Safari to create extra large mouse over areas on all the text links. This is not happening with IE or Firefox. Can anyone give me a tip on what is wrong with the CSS? The mouse changes to the pointer way outside of the normal bounds around the link. Thank you for your help.
Page with problem: http://developer4you.net
Thanks goes to yunzen!
If you use the Cambria Math font in your CSS, some borwsers (i.e Chrome and Safari) will locate the clickable area outside of the normal click zone bounds on
<a>elements. This makes the page non-user friendly. Stackoverflow rocks and thanks again yunzen!