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Twitter Bootstrap Dropdown Frame

I see this in Chrome at http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/javascript.html#dropdowns . Basically, if you double-click the drop-down list link (to open and close the submenu), a yellowish frame will appear around the menu item, which looks strange. I can’t find in CSS where it is installed, so the question is how to remove it?

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This is the default layout your browser inserts.

Try pasting into your css

a.dropdown-toggle { outline: none}
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Are you sure this is not an option in your browser? I cannot repeat this problem at the end. Try changing your browser and see if the problem is resolved.

Sounds like a browser issue.

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This may be due to poor display or a problem with the VGA output. I do not experience any of the symptoms you spoke of, but based on my experience, it can be caused by one of these two. You might want to consider reinstalling or updating a VGA driver or a game with settings such as gamma, brightness, or so on.

Hope this helps.

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