Topic: simple question? (Page 1 of 1)

when i click on the image in firefox, it produces a rectangle around the image (in FF but not in IE).
can i get rid of this in FF? i.e. thru a different type of hyperlink.
thanks
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That's a GUI thing - you can disable it for yourself easy, but not for other people. I know you can get around it with JavaScript, but that sounds naughty.

Yep...i may try to find a much smaller image and place it under the main image..with the link..i don't want to put ENTER.

I ran across this FF feature again, which shows the user where they are (where the focus is).
This doesn't make sense when you are using CSS based tabs that change on hover. The user knows exactly where they are, hence no need to insult their intelligence by putting a bounding box/rectangle to show the focus. One simple solution seems to be the following:

a:focus {outline: none}

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SleepingWolf said:

The user knows exactly where they are,

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never assume anything when it comes to your viewers

I like the way that sites such as this use the hover and the active state for the navigation. Little bit of PHP and CSS trickery but it works really well. I used it on a site a while back and it was really helpful IMO.

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Pretty nifty, CPrompt.

Thanks for the link.

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- Sophocles

thanks for the link

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Maybe it's due to your browser settings.
You can have a change to it.

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