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having a link to a page where this is happening might help generate some answers as i've never had a problem like this, however off the top of my head perhaps a :focus pseudo class in the CSS is affecting you here?
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In Firefox, a border appears around div, img and a elements when they are left clicked or right clicked. The border only appears briefly, while clicked, but it is annoying, especially on elements that call AJAX and remain on the calling page. These are elements with border=&quot;0&quot; or the style statement border: none;<br />
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This does not occur on IE6<br />
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I haven't found an answer on EE or Google.<br />
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Any ideas how to defeat this?<br />

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In Firefox, a border appears around div, img and a elements when they are left clicked or right clicked. The border only appears briefly, while clicked, but it is annoying, especially on elements that call AJAX and remain on the calling page. These are elements with border="0" or the style statement border: none;

This does not occur on IE6

I haven't found an answer on EE or Google.

Any ideas how to defeat this?


having a link to a page where this is happening might help generate some answers as i&#39;ve never had a problem like this, however off the top of my head perhaps a :focus pseudo class in the CSS is affecting you here?

Firefox issue - borders show on div a and img elements when clicked.

In Firefox, a border appears around div, img and a elements when they are left clicked or right clicked. The border only appears briefly, while clicked, but it is annoying, especially on elements that call AJAX and remain on the calling page. These are elements with border=&quot;0&quot; or the style statement border: none;

This does not occur on IE6

I haven&#39;t found an answer on EE or Google.

Any ideas how to defeat this?


Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.