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 eat it at the same time. If design is more important then
usability. Use the JavaScript solution. If it´s the other way around
dont do anything.
Probably it´s only you who is concerned about it cause you are 'home
blind' =) Your users will not 'see' it the same way you 'see' it. They
may even fancy it.
Discussions about this subject often tend to be like the
'should-I-style-form-controls-or-not'-discussions so don´t be surprised
if this thread will turn into Jihad soon =)))
Regards,
Anders Ringqvist
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 effect?
Best regards
Jørgen Farum Jensen
http://www.webdesign101.dk
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