On firefox 3.6.10 if you click on the Drupal logo there is a fine line around the image
It happens only if you choose the dashboard as your homepage
I tested with and without dashboard as homepage
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| fine ligne around to logo Firefox on Vista.PNG | 101 KB | JBI | |
| fine ligne around to logo.PNG | 40.31 KB | JBI |
Comments
Comment #1
yoroy commentedThat's the default styling for the CSS :focus pseudo class. It's an accessibility feature and should not be removed.
Comment #2
JBI commentedIf the fine line around the logo is an accessibility feature it's missing if you don't choose dashboard as your homepage.
Comment #3
c4rl commentedI'm not certain I understand the problem. Could you be more descriptive? However, I made a few tweaks to the CSS to resize this link on http://redesign.drupal.org/ and perhaps it affected this issue?
If not, please describe the issue further. For the time being, review this issue at redesign.drupal.org instead of beta.drupal.org since it receives code updates every 5 minutes.
beta.drupal.org should receive updated CSS when code is updated and cache is cleared.
Comment #4
JBI commentedTested on http://redesign.drupal.org this fine line is present after the click on the logo on both the dashboard and the homepage. For me it's not very elegant and if it's a issability issue the line could be of the same color of the background.
Comment #5
Everett Zufelt commentedI haven't looked at the page. However, all elements that can receive focus need to provide some visual indicator that they have received focus. For anchors this is typically a dotted line around the anchor, but this is not the only design option available.
Comment #6
lisarex commentedLooks good; marking as fixed
Comment #7
Everett Zufelt commentedLooks good, or looks accessible?
Comment #8
c4rl commentedI made the outline color white to improve visibility, see http://redesign.drupal.org/
Comment #9
Everett Zufelt commentedAs long as there is a visible focus indicator that is reasonably perceivable.
FYI: I'm completely blind so I cannot make visual judgements like this.