I'm concerned with the small dotted border around a link element in focus.
I wish to format the link with the :focus pseudo class, and the
browser-generated border tends to destroy the design effect I want.
Is there any way to suppress this effect?
Best regards
Jørgen Farum Jensen
I'm concerned with the small dotted border around a link element in focus.
I wish to format the link with the :focus pseudo class, and the
browser-generated border tends to destroy the design effect I want.
Is there any way to suppress this effect?
No, except for JavaScript, and that
That is out of scope for you to play with, it 'belongs' to the UA. It´s
a 'feature' most UA vendors have choosen to implement. You can use
JavaScript to blur-on-focus but then the element is not in focus and the
user can´t activate it with keyboard for example. Sorry, cant have the
cake and
Christian Heilmann wrote:
I'm concerned with the small dotted border around a link element in focus.
No, except for JavaScript, and that defeats is purpose. The ugly
dotted borders do help a lot of users.
Thanks for the answers.
My point was that I wanted to provide a clearer indication
On 08.09.2005 14:34, Jørgen Farum Jensen wrote:
I'm concerned with the small dotted border around a link element in focus.
I wish to format the link with the :focus pseudo class, and the
browser-generated border tends to destroy the design effect I want.
Is there any way to suppress this