Ever wonder how to get rid of the nasty outline that Firefox puts around some images/buttons?
Add this little bit of code to your CSS that controls the button or image and you will no longer see these ugly outlines:
outline:none;
Ever wonder how to get rid of the nasty outline that Firefox puts around some images/buttons?
Add this little bit of code to your CSS that controls the button or image and you will no longer see these ugly outlines:
outline:none;
I have always thought walking/running on the treadmill was boring. It was ever so slightly more exciting at the gym because you could get some good people watching in – but even that gets boring. The last few days I have decided to kick it up a notch by distracting myself with some Nintendo Wii […]
Between normal day to day work, maintaining a house, spending time with the family and pets, exercise, relaxing, and enjoying life…there is not too much time for fun side projects these days. I have been trying to complete a few really cool things over the last few months without much luck…but I think March will […]
Bighi
Does not work, even if you use
* { outline: none !important; }
Jennifer Zelazny
Did you actually try putting that at the actual element level (.button {outline:none;} instead of using *? (I understand why you would want to use * but I think if you try it on the actual element or selector – you might have more reliable results.
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