Hi Bella...daddy, your old webmaster here! I think I might know the problem. For your navigation you are using a "user map" to define *hot* areas on your images. Your user map in your HTML page looks like this:
<map name="Nav">
<area shape="rect" coords="13,0,103,36" href="videos.html" target>
<area shape="rect" coords="7,39,99,74" href="toons.html" target>
<area shape="rect" coords="4,77,106,114" href="stories.html" target>
<area shape="rect" coords="4,117,115,155" href="askbella.html" target>
<area shape="rect" coords="10,158,90,196" href="faq.html" target>
<area shape="rect" coords="6,201,93,242" href="links.html" target>
</map>
OK..notice, you gave your map the name "Nav"...
Now, when you inserted the image into your tables, I noticed it has a different name??? Here is the following line of code that you have in your page:
<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<tr><td><img src="images/nav2.gif" usemap="Welcome.asp#Nav" border="0" WIDTH="189"></td></tr>
Notice that you have called for "Welcome.asp#Nav"...well it should just call for the following:
<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<tr><td><img src="images/nav2.gif" usemap="#Nav" border="0" WIDTH="189"></td></tr>
Notice that I cut out the "Welcome.asp" stuff.
Also get rid of that *Target* attribute in your map code as well. Targets are only needed if your are using frames. I would code the map links like this:
<map name="Nav">
<area shape="rect" coords="13,0,103,36" href="videos.html" alt="Videos" title="video page"></map>
I also noticed that the map was nested in the head section of the page. I never put it there...I usually put in at the end of the whole HTML document. My suspicion is that between these two things I have mentioned, that some browsers or Mac's won't see this correctly. It is worth a try to change them cause I guarentee they will work for everyone that way...or at least it should...LOL
peace out,
daddy