>
>It seems that IE 10 has dropped support to the proprietary hidefocus
>attribute, in all modes. Strange.
>
>Even more strange, although the CSS code above (which is correct syntax)
>does not work on IE 10, and although the simple
>
>area { outline: none; }
>
>does not work on it either, the CSS
2013-04-01 21:27, Angela French wrote:
I can't get to work and it certainly
won't validate. Is there a way to style the outline property applied
to the tag? I thought maybe I could make it very light gray
dotted, but that didn't have any effect in any browser. Am I using
the correct syntax?
On 30.3.2013 1:40, Angela French wrote:
Shouldn't the following work to remove the focus outline from an image map's
areas? It does not work in IE. It works in other browsers.
map area:focus, map area:active
{outline:none;
border:0;
It should work, but IE has its oddities. It has for
Le 30 mars 2013 à 09:48, Barney Carroll a écrit :
> Sadly, IE will need Javascript to achieve this, in the form of listening
> for the `focus` event for each such element and triggering `blur` on it.
But that is an accessibility nightmare.
Just out of curiosity, is that still the case in IE 10
Sadly, IE will need Javascript to achieve this, in the form of listening
for the `focus` event for each such element and triggering `blur` on it.
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Hello,
Shouldn't the following work to remove the focus outline from an image map's
areas? It does not work in IE. It works in other browsers.
map area:focus, map area:active
{outline:none;
border:0;
}
Thank you,
Angela French
Internet Specialist
State Board for Community and Technical
