In the toolbars for apprunner, we are currently trying to right justify the throbber with: <html:a style="position:absolute; direction:rtl; right:3; top: 7px;" href="http:/ /www.netscape.com"> <html:img alt="Throbber!" border=0 src="resource:/res/throbber/anims00.gif"/> </html:a> This "works" (the throbber is right justified in the window), but the side effect is that the entire frame that image is in (which runs across the entire length of the window from the left side) changes the cursor (because it's a clickable link) and clicking anywhere in that empty space loads the url. Shouldn't both the click and the cursor feedback be limited to the actual image, not the entire positioning frame? This is really making the toolbars seem goofy, since you can go to netcenter by clicking anywhere on the toolbar background -- how's that for ad revenue? ;) Is this a correct behavior? I can't see how it could be, but I'm prepared to be convinced. Also, any better ways to right justify the throbber would be appreciated ;).

Per our discussion, I'm marking this INVALID as Mike suggested. Specifying a 'width' should fix the problem

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