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A dotted text box appears around the link after it has been clicked until you click elsewhere. &nbsp;It looks awful. &nbsp;How can I get rid of it? &nbsp;To see what I'm talking about, the current copy of the page I'm working on can be found at... &nbsp;<a href="http://www.orangeshadow.com/~jdavis/" rel="ugc">http://www.orangeshadow.com/~jdavis/</a><br />
The Menu and Gallery tabs are the ones that I am referring to. &nbsp;I would like to eliminate this all together though.
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A dotted text box appears around the link after it has been clicked until you click elsewhere.  It looks awful.  How can I get rid of it?  To see what I'm talking about, the current copy of the page I'm working on can be found at...  http://www.orangeshadow.com/~jdavis/
The Menu and Gallery tabs are the ones that I am referring to.  I would like to eliminate this all together though.

Eliminating the dotted line box that appears around a link after it has been clicked on.

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