>
>It seems that IE 10 has dropped support to the proprietary hidefocus
>attribute, in all modes. Strange.
>
>Even more strange, although the CSS code above (which is correct syntax)
>does not work on IE 10, and although the simple
>
>area { outline: none; }
>
>does not work on it either, the CSS rule
>
>* { outline: none; }
>
>seems to work. I cannot imagine why.
>
>(Removing the outline can be a usability and accessibility problem rather than
>a solution to anything, but I suppose there are special situations where it can
>be useful. Anyway, the technical issue is mysterious. Using area { outline:
>none; }, Developer Tools in IE 10 show
>outline-style: none as being applied to the area element, but still the dotted
>outline appears. Perhaps IE 10 draws the outline around some mystical
>pseudoelement?)
>
>Yucca
>
>
>
If I could get a dotted outline that I could style a light gray, I'd be happy.
In fact, for accessibility reasons, there needs to be some indication when the
image has focus. But I'm getting a solid black line in IE (very ugly on my
polygon shape on my white background) and no outline at all in the other
browsers. Argh.
Angela French
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