Rogue Colour

Hi, I've recently made my portfolio page using CSS in Dw CS3.

However, when viewed in Firefox on the jpeg's i've used as rollover images
when they are pressed, a blue ant anx comes around the jpeg ?? but in the code
there is no ref to a blue colour ????

Does anyone know how to get rid ???

see for yourselves (www.chrisallen.eu)

C

That dotted box around links is the focus state. Hit the tab key repeatedly
to cycle through the links on your page. People who cannot use a mouse rely
on the focus state to show them where they are. Since you have not yet
defined link pseudo-classes in your style sheet, FF uses default color
values of blue (active) and purple (visited).


--Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
www.alt-web.com



"cjallen1" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Hi, I've recently made my portfolio page using CSS in Dw CS3.

However, when viewed in Firefox on the jpeg's i've used as rollover
images
when they are pressed, a blue ant anx comes around the jpeg ?? but in the
code
there is no ref to a blue colour ????

Does anyone know how to get rid ???

see for yourselves (www.chrisallen.eu)

C

'fraid not ???

i put it in the blocked area of the code ??? of when i press the jpeg ??

This is what i get (only put n the RDN nit)

http://www.chrisallen.eu/portfolio5_THEINSIDER.html

cjallen1 wrote:

'fraid not ???

i put it in the blocked area of the code ??? of when i press the jpeg ??

This is what i get (only put n the RDN nit)

http://www.chrisallen.eu/portfolio5_THEINSIDER.html

Hi,

I guess you have read the reasons why folks are not in favour of this -
but if, for aesthetic reasons you'd still like to remove the outline,
then - download the 'Blur all Links' extension - double click the mxp to
install - restart dreamweaver (if open) and access it from the Commands
menu....

http://www.fourlevel.com/extensions.htm

--
chin chin
Sinclair

Or just put this in the CSS -

a:focus img { outline:none; }

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"djinn" <scobies (AT) dsl (DOT) pipexYerKitAff.com> wrote

cjallen1 wrote:
'fraid not ???

i put it in the blocked area of the code ??? of when i press the jpeg ??

This is what i get (only put n the RDN nit)

http://www.chrisallen.eu/portfolio5_THEINSIDER.html


Hi,

I guess you have read the reasons why folks are not in favour of this -
but if, for aesthetic reasons you'd still like to remove the outline,
then - download the 'Blur all Links' extension - double click the mxp to
install - restart dreamweaver (if open) and access it from the Commands
menu....

http://www.fourlevel.com/extensions.htm

--
chin chin
Sinclair

Murray *ACE* wrote:

Or just put this in the CSS -

a:focus img { outline:none; }

I think it needs the this.blur(); applied as the OP is using onClick -
this wee extension will do the job quickly :-)

--
chin chin
Sinclair

Don't think so - did you try?

--
Murray --- ICQ 71997575
Adobe Community Expert
(If you *MUST* email me, don't LAUGH when you do so!)
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"djinn" <scobies (AT) dsl (DOT) pipexYerKitAff.com> wrote

Murray *ACE* wrote:
Or just put this in the CSS -

a:focus img { outline:none; }


I think it needs the this.blur(); applied as the OP is using onClick -
this wee extension will do the job quickly :-)

--
chin chin
Sinclair