Override Chrome's Automatic Border Around Active Fields Using CSS

by Bill Beckelman 15. September 2008 10:49
There might be a time when you don't want Chrome's automatic border around active fields or you want to change its color or something. Its pretty easy to change using CSS if you need to.Demo To remove the border for all fields you can use the following: *:focus {outline: none;} To remove the borde... [More]

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Visual Studio - Launch Chrome, FireFox and Internet Explorer All at the Same Time

by Bill Beckelman 2. September 2008 21:10
I have been trying out Chrome this evening and it came to mind it sure would be nice to launch all the browsers I test with at once. It took a little searching, but I found this article from a year ago with the answer. I knew about right clicking an aspx file and choosing "Browse With...", but I nev... [More]

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I live and work in Salt Lake City, Utah. My background is in aviation. I have a degree in Aeronautical Science from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, AZ. I have worked as a commercial airline pilot and most recently as a technical advisor for a charter airline.