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

On Tue, 12 Aug 2008 20:29:55 +0000 (UTC), "cjallen1"
<webforumsuser@macromedia.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


put this in the style sheet section,

a img {border:none;}


does that stop it

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~Malcolm~*...
~*

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).


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Alt-Web Design & Publishing
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"cjallen1" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> 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@dsl.pipexYerKitAff.com> wrote in message
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> 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?

--
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Adobe Community Expert
(If you *MUST* email me, don't LAUGH when you do so!)
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==================


"djinn" <scobies@dsl.pipexYerKitAff.com> wrote in message
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> 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