Hi all,
In CSS3, I can use:
user-select: none;
To stop users from selecting text on a page. Since we're not "there"
yet, I was wondering if anyone has a unique solution (CSS based or
otherwise) for various browsers?
In Mozilla/Firefox, I can use:
-moz-user-select: none; /* Works great */
In Explorer, I can use JS, and set an event handler for "onselectstart",
and cancel the action...
But, in Opera (and possibly others) I'm stuck. Any Ideas?
The only thing I can think of, is rather "hacky", using JS to cancel any
sort of "onfocus" events...
PS I realize the solution may not be CSS related (apologies to the
group), but the problem is ;-)
Cheers,
Steve
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