Philippe,
Thank you for responding.
> input[type="button"]:focus::-moz-focus-inner {
> outline: none;
> border: transparent;
> }
This is very close to working. It does remove the undesired borders.
But, when I actually click a button, while it has focus, it shifts
downward by one pixel, pushing
On Mar 25, 2010, at 11:46 AM, Dave M G wrote:
> I usually use this code to reset focus at the top of my CSS code:
>
> :focus {
> outline: 0;
> }
>
> But for some reason, on a new page I'm working on which uses Javascript
> to manage some buttons, all the buttons are getting dashed line borders
CSS-d,
I usually use this code to reset focus at the top of my CSS code:
:focus {
outline: 0;
}
But for some reason, on a new page I'm working on which uses Javascript
to manage some buttons, all the buttons are getting dashed line borders
when they take focus (in FireFox 3.6).
Someone sugges
Hi!
The solution is you used three times.
Change your first to
and it will work.
I just checked in chrome and ff under linux.
Another thing, change your third to
Kata
Andy Harrison wrote:
> I created a layout using a table where the table is never shorter than the
> height of the window/fr
Andy Harrison wrote:
> http://test.dragonzreef.com/full-height-table.htm.
> Any idea how to make it work in Safari and Chrome too?
>
> Andy
>
Umm. I think it may require a sense of humor. Try?
html, body {
position: relative;
height: 100%
}
html, body, table, thead, tbody, tfoot, tr, th, td,
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 3:22 PM, David Hucklesby wrote:
> BTW - I notice that tabbing through the form, I cannot reach the radio
> buttons...
On the Mac you have to specifically enable it to tab to radio buttons.
If I recall, it's under system preferences (sorry, don't have a Mac
handy at the mo
>
> Philippe
> ---
Sorry for this late reply.
I couldn't wish better. All clear. :) (for now) :D
Thanks for your time and css teachings on this.
Márcio
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I created a layout using a table where the table is never shorter than the
height of the window/frame. Example is at
http://test.dragonzreef.com/full-height-table.htm. The problem is in Safari
or Chrome where the top cell does not obey a height property. I've tested it
on these Windows browsers:
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