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Hello Ivan,
I think this behavior is not really wanted by anyone, and I've found a workaround.
You have to select these classes with the :focus pseudo selector. Classes are : k-tabstrip-content and k-content.
Just add "outline-style: none;" and it should do the trick.
I think this behavior is not really wanted by anyone, and I've found a workaround.
Good luck, Dylan
To anyone who visits this thread in the future, here are 3 things to keep in mind:
- The active (selected) TabStrip tabs use a box-shadow style.
- The focused TabStrip content uses an outline style.
- Both styles exist to improve accessibility and usability with keyboard navigation, and we don't encourage removing them.
If you still want to do it, here is a runnable test page that shows how. You can follow a similar approach to change the styles instead of removing them.
On a side note, check this KB article for tips about CSS theme customizations.
Regards,
Dimo
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Hi Ivan,
Can add style remove outline.
.k-tabstrip-content.k-focus, .k-tabstrip-content.k-state-focused, .k-tabstrip-content:focus, .k-tabstrip > .k-content.k-focus, .k-tabstrip > .k-content.k-state-focused, .k-tabstrip > .k-content:focus {
outline: none !important;
}
In here, i use !important for style so you can think about more.