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Web developer at Big Fish. Bassist, sandwich enthusiast. Excessively tall.
Category Archives: HTML and CSS
It should go without saying that you want your web pages to display properly, no matter what system your site’s visitor is using. Problem is, PCs and Macs have a nasty habit of rendering things like spacing, line-heights, and typography differently.
I love Google Chrome. It’s fast, it’s smooth, it’s sexy to look at. But it gets too big for its boots sometimes – probably the only negative feature in my mind is that it insists on highlighting every input field that has focus with a little orange border. I’d really rather it didn’t do that.
Want to get rid of it? Just put this in your CSS document:
:focus {outline: none;}
This will make your CSS file invalid. Put it in an inline <style> tag to get around this:
<style type=”text/css”>:focus {outline: none;}</style>
This is for anyone who’s come unstuck trying to get a div on a page to stay at 100% height. While it seems to be a common problem, the solution is practically very simple.