Due to the following style rule in html.css :link:focus, :visited:focus, :out-of-date:focus, :link:focus img, :visited:focus img, :out-of-date:focus img { outline: 1px dotted black; } links with focus get an 1px wide black dotted outline. That's cool but this style rule also makes images within a link get an outline, to see an example of this go to the above URL and click (or right click) the "Share Prices" link, then *both* the link and the little green triangle in the link get outlines. I propose that the the style rule should be changed to: :link:focus, :visited:focus, :out-of-date:focus { outline: 1px dotted black; }

Pierre, cvs blame attributes the change to you so I'm reassigning the bug

Are the outlines drawn correctly if the rule is removed? The images should be outlined when tabbing through. (This could depend on revisions of the outline code to work more like the way CSS2 describes...)

Images (ones that are inside an <A> tag) are outlined when tabbing on a page with such links (like the URL above), I can't say if the outline is correctly drawn or not but that's IMO outside the scope of this bug.

Assigning to Waqar: 1/3 of Pierre's NEW bugs to help reduce his doomage factor

Reassigned back to me these bugs that shouldn't have left my list.

Links are no longer outlined in current builds even though the declarations in html.css did not change: Rod may know why. Also, could you run MacIE5 and have a look at the page above? Click on one the links and appreciate how the outline is drawn to encompass the 2 elements in a single outline.

reassign to M16

mass-move to M16

Moving out by executive order.

core layout "outline" issues

Marking remind. This will not make release 1.

I think this bug should be marked as a dup of bug 32818.

No, it seems quite different to me.

The "little green triangle is gone". Anyone know what's going on here? (REMIND is deprecated, reopening).

The rules in html.css are now: *|*:-moz-any-link:focus { -moz-outline: 1px dotted invert; } *|*:-moz-any-link:focus img { -moz-outline: 1px dotted invert; } The combination of rules causes a double outline along the bottom of an image inside a link that contains both text and an image. Removing the image rule would make focus invisible for links that are just images, so we can't do that. One way to fix this bug is to make the link's outline go around the image it contains (bug 133165, required for CSS2), and then remove the extra rule in html.css.

reassigning to Marc (we miss you), this is not a table bug, and I doubt that this bug will be fixed as long as it is on karnazes list.

->default. Marking "fixinhand" per Jesse's comments about removing a rule.

The testcase works for me now, using: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8a4) Gecko/20040925 Firefox/0.9.1+ I think this bug was fixed by the fix for bug 133165.

Fixed by bug 133165