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Problem border in Spry and Safari/Opera

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I am having a problem with Adobe Dreamweavers Spry Panel. In Safari and Opera a border appears onclick or focus that I can't seem to pin down in the CSS or Javascript.

I wonder if this is something Safari/Opera adds itself? Here is a screenshot of what I mean. border.png

I would love to be able to get rid of the blue border. Any ideas, I would really appreciate the help.

 

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I am having a problem with Adobe Dreamweavers Spry Panel. In Safari and Opera a border appears onclick or focus that I can't seem to pin down in the CSS or Javascript.

I wonder if this is something Safari/Opera adds itself? Here is a screenshot of what I mean. border.png

I would love to be able to get rid of the blue border. Any ideas, I would really appreciate the help.

 

 

Does anyone have any ideas on this problem?

well the css will be in a folder called Spry Assets, which is in the root directory, in there is the css. Post it up so we can look at it

as Ash says. It's not very easy to just look at a picture and know what the problem is.

Safari does show a blue outline like that. It's there to help disabled people and people who choose not to use a mouse as it highlights the focused or active link.

 

You shouldn't remove it unless you style :focus (and :active for IE) in a way that shows the focus (or active) state. IE doesn't use focus, it uses active instead.

as Ash says. It's not very easy to just look at a picture and know what the problem is.

 

it is if your Phsycic ;)

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