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Run an HTML Composter designed HTML page. Press the keyboard tab key. Elements on the page get the dotted line outline to highlight the element. I don't want this behaviour. This seems to be caused by the tabindex property - why does HTML Composter insist on putting a tabindex on every element on a page? Including panels and every element within a tab control?
For Internet Explorer, it seems I can set the tabindex to -1 and the outline does not appear, though I've read this is not reliable on other browsers. It also seems that the CSS "outline" property can control this behaviour. If I add this to a global stylesheet, it will eliminate the outline everywhere, but the tabbing behaviour will still work on the forms where I want it to.
Do I have to do both - set the tabindex to -1 where I don't want tabbing AND ALSO set the outline property?
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I've tested my pages on recent versions of IE, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Safari, and have found setting tabIndex=-1 to reliably eliminate an item from the tab list. This behavior is in line with the specifications too (see the last couple posts here [CLOSED] DS HTML Composer: Tab Index. I wonder if what you read might be old information?
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