a{
outline:none
}
add this style
Solution 1 :
Problem :
Considering the following:
<a tabindex="0" href="">With TabIndex</a>
<a href="">Without TabIndex</a>
https://jsfiddle.net/uLg7jyo9/1/
Mouse down on first link move away and mouse up, you will notice the blue border is still there.
do the same on the second link and you will notice it is not.
I want tab index to affect tab events not click events. How can I fix this?
Note: Firefox seems to treat them both the same.
Comments
Comment posted by Akhil Aravind
Can you give some more details, it seems confusing
Comment posted by support.google.com/chrome/answer/…
If you can supply with screen shots combined with steps as you described above would be good. Also I would recommend to report this issue to Google Chrome here
Comment posted by Gosi
I’m not sure why that happens, but adding
Comment posted by outlinenone.com
Can I ask why you’re adding a
Comment posted by outlinenone.com
Don’t do this without serious thought, it has huge impacts on accessibility for users:
Comment posted by DarrenCibis
This is not an option for us. We are required to support tabbing.