Disable anchor dotted border
2010-01-16 @ 14:30In Firefox there is a border around the anchor element when it’s clicked. You can get rid of this dotted anchor border by disable it in CSS.
In Firefox there is a border around the anchor element when it’s clicked. You can get rid of this dotted anchor border by disable it in CSS.
Do you add a class called ”clear” after floated elements to get the background to go all the way down? Use overflow:hidden instead.
i test this but is not fixed for IE6 in FF3.5 works good, thanks
I’ve created a lot of websites during the years as a web developer and I don’t think HTML is perfect.
I made a Google site search with ”menubar_sub” as keyword. The site could not be found with ”menubar_sub” as keyword. div IDs does not affect the search results.
Does Google rank by using input value as a keyword?
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2010-05-17 @ 14:00
Much thanks. This is just what I was looking for.
2010-05-05 @ 03:22
not too shabby, thank you
2009-11-26 @ 14:40
many thanks, for some bizarre reason this also got rid of the blue border of a linked img that was just refusing to go away no matter what CSS i [...]