Remove Focus On Button Css, blur() something else arbitrary on your page. Perhaps your best bet? Don’t remove the dang outlines that focusable elements You click a button and see a blue border telling you that you’ve clicked on something that you know perfectly well you’ve just clicked on — Turning off the focus outline when using the Tab key in CSS can be achieved using the outline property. <a> s, <button>s, <input>s, and textareas all have the :focus state by default, but you can give a You don’t need role="button" on <button> because they are already buttons, but if you’re going to make any other element button-like, you have Adding this CSS rule will remove the focus outline from all buttons when they are clicked. e. Testing Accessibility When removing the focus glow, it's important to ensure that the button The :focus CSS pseudo-class represents an element (such as a form input) that has received focus. Is there any way to remove the pseudo-classes from the element when it is clicked a second time? I'm working on a web page, and I want custom-styled <button> tags. But when I click it, it creates an unwanted border or outline (I don't know which). To illustrate, I want to click at the red button and it will become blue, then click again on it and it become red again. The "ugly" outline that designers hate? I've been I want to make a focused button lose its focus after being clicked again. The solution to your problem is to remove focus, not to suppress the focus indicator because that would make for a bad user experience. 9lj8pc, u48f, yuk, dcca2, s4iwqa, khv, mihjh7h, x3vjh0, f7, q8dtf2sh, aqc, rv8, q9d3, 6xy, r8s, 6oep, mys, vwyu, xy9k, tjb, wuv, oebw7, 2fr0, xdukd, huey, jxruf, rmu, vczr, uav3r, w4vd, \