Firefox 3 Phantom Red Dot Pixel solution
So there is this annoying little bug in Firefox 3 - basically, if you have an image link, you will get this extremely annoying red dot in the upper left corner of the image when you click on it. This is because you don’t have all the possible ‘a’ states defined, and Firefox 3 appears to be stricter about that than other browsers. Don’t feel bad - even Google didn’t do it right (see above - look at the blue arrow). Here’s the fix.
In your main CSS file, add this line:
a:focus, a:hover, a:active { outline:none }
That’s it! The red dot will go away. If only all web development annoyances were this easy!
Since Firefox 3 just came out it’s probably a good time to do a recap on some web developer Add-ons that are useful for FF3.
So let’s get the ball moving
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Here are some thoughts on usability optimizing for the new Firefox 3 address bar. It may seem a bit frivolous to worry about optimizing for the Firefox 3 address bar, however I tend to look at everything and try and at least understand it, and know how to leverage it. So this is my take on the new Firefox 3 history address bar. (more…)
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Posted by Julian
Posted on 06-24-2008 under
SEO
I’ll Google it. This is the immediate response any of us have if we want to find out some information about something, anything. Has Google gone too far? How does Google work? (more…)
Take a look, we got text, we got illustrations we got staff!
Posted by Nate
Posted on 06-24-2008 under
SEO
It happens all the time. Web based businesses will get solicited by SEO companies who will guarantee that their web site will rank #1 on Google and other search engines. As any self respecting SEO firm will tell you, there is absolutely no way to guarantee a ranking that high on Google. Only Google themselves can, without fail, determine where your website stands in rank.
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On one of the many SEO Blogs that I follow, this image of some hacked code was displayed. Seriously this is one of the funniest hack jobs I’ve seen yet. And incase you are wondering why I’m reading a Greyhat Blog, Reading these blogs, (this one in particular) is what helped us Identify a negative SEO attack on one of our clients this last month. So read on!
It is absolutely important that you are honest with your web design company if they are redeveloping your current site. Even if you don’t think it will effect your current campaign, it is important that your SEO/Webmaster knows what has gone on with that site in the past. (more…)
In the world of high-end medical equipment, there are some companies that know their niche and know it well. KPI Ultrasound is one of those companies. They are new and used ultrasound machine wholesalers that operate worldwide. They have a tremendous reputation for the quality of the equipment that they sell and the customer service quality they offer their clients.
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