As you probably have noticed, Firefox adds a grey, dotted border around a link when it’s active or focused (tab). This could sometimes look a little strange espezially when the background color of your design has the same color as the border. But there’s an easy solution of how to get rid of it:
a:active, a:focus{ outline: none; }
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I’ve just found a great utility called CSS Type Set. It’s similar to the Typetester, with the difference that the tool also gives you the css code. I really love this tool, because you can perfectly experiment with a different kinds of CSS typography settings and see the results live. The design, look and feel is also great. Very simple, but powerful. Visit Site
CSS gives you a great way to create frame similar sites. Simply apply the overflow: auto; property to create a scroll area.
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