[css-d] Strange behavior in Fireworks

[wlb]

I just finished doing a website with navigation buttons at the top of each
page which are actually produced by a largish graphic that shifts around
with CSS telling it where to go.
These button work fine in the latest versions of Safari Explorer, Opera, and
Chrome on both Windows and Mac, but the latest versions of Firefox on both
Mac and Win produce long blue and red lines projecting off to the left side
of the display when they are clicked. It must be a CSS problem, but I can't
figure out what. I'm surprised since Firefox is supposed to be so savvy with
CSS.

Here is the URL:
http://www.boletta.com/aau/

CSS is here:

http://www.boletta.com/aau/portfolio.css

There are also additional local CSS stylesheets in the head tag of each page
which you can access by calling up the source in browsers.

Any suggestions for correcting this problem would be appreciated. I'm
already late for a deadline.

Many thanks,

Bill Boletta
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Re: [css-d] Strange behavior in Fireworks

[Mustafa]

Add this to your style sheet -

*:focus { outline: 0; }*


I'm not too savvy with css, however, Firefox *is* :)

I would love to know the reason behind this behavior and also good resources
to learn how to use css sprites(I wanted to ask about this to someone, so
thought this would be a good time to ask for it).

Thank you.

- Mustafa
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