RE: <OT>Re: FLASH: Getting rid of selection box in IE (slightly OT)

[Paul Franks]

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">

<!--

function ExplorerFix()

{

for (a in document.links) document.links[a].onfocus =

document.links[a].blur;

}

if (document.all)

{

document.onmousedown = ExplorerFix;

}

// -->

</script>


Don't use it on a page with a form on, though.

The form will no longer work properly.


hth


Paul



> -----Original Message-----

>

From: ownerchinwag [dot] com [ownerchinwag [dot] com]On">mailto:ownerchinwag [dot] com]On Behalf Of Damien

> Morton

> Sent: 05 September 2000 07:10

>

To: 'flasherchinwag [dot] com'

> Subject: RE: <OT>Re: FLASH: Getting rid of selection box in IE (slightly

> OT)

> 

> 

> Hmm, you might want to delve into CSS a little (www.richinstyle.com). I

> think you may be looking for the :visited pseudo selector, which 

> allows you

> to set the style for displaying visited links, and the :link 

> selector, whcih

> allows you to control the style of link objects.

> 

> Im not an expert in CSS, you you might want to try this:

> 

> <style>

> img:link {

> 	border-style: none;

> }

> 

> img:visited {

> 	border-style: none;

> }

> </style>

> 

> > -----Original Message-----

>

> From: Bob Shuster [BobprotonMEDIA [dot] com (mailto:BobprotonMEDIA [dot] com)]

> > Sent: Monday, September 04, 2000 7:01 PM

>

> To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

> > Subject: Re: <OT>Re: FLASH: Getting rid of selection box in 

> > IE (slightly

> > OT)

> > 

> > 

> > >>Has anyone noticed that Internet Explorer puts outlines around 

> > >>graphic links (in HTML)?  It's really annoying and destroys the 

> > >>look of some sites, particularly for navigation bars.  I thought I 

> > >>saw some mention of that on this listserv, but can't find it now. 

> > >>Was there a workaround to this?  (Perhaps a javascript command to 

> > >>turn this "feature" off?)   - Bob Shuster

> > >

> > ><a href=http://www.domain.com> <img src=name.jpg  border=0> </a>

> > >

> > >--Marc Hoffman

> > 

> > That's not it.  Even with borders turned off like that, there's an 

> > outline that appears after clicking on a graphic link.  It remains 

> > there until another link is selected.  Doesn't do it in Nutscrape, 

> > only IE.  I've noticed it on a lot of sites.  Nothing to do with the 

> > image tag border command.   - Bob Shuster


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