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  • Hello !!

    On 1.18.6 NodeBB Version, when I click in the frame to reply to a post, a blue border appears on Firefox and other browsers except Vivaldi (It’s black).

    Is it possible to change this color?
    I can’t find the CSS variable

    425c8632-95db-4cd1-86a6-7413a242f7f3-image.png

    Thanks

  • Hello !!

    On 1.18.6 NodeBB Version, when I click in the frame to reply to a post, a blue border appears on Firefox and other browsers except Vivaldi (It’s black).

    Is it possible to change this color?
    I can’t find the CSS variable

    425c8632-95db-4cd1-86a6-7413a242f7f3-image.png

    Thanks

    @downpw hi. I noticed this also - not been able to track it via css yet and I’m leaning towards it being controlled via JS. I get the same here but haven’t invested any real time in seeing what causes it.

    It’s on my list.

  • Hello !!

    On 1.18.6 NodeBB Version, when I click in the frame to reply to a post, a blue border appears on Firefox and other browsers except Vivaldi (It’s black).

    Is it possible to change this color?
    I can’t find the CSS variable

    425c8632-95db-4cd1-86a6-7413a242f7f3-image.png

    Thanks

    @DownPW hi. Just following up on this thread (I know it’s old) but was curious to understand if it’s still an issue or not ?

  • @DownPW hi. Just following up on this thread (I know it’s old) but was curious to understand if it’s still an issue or not ?

    @phenomlab

    Nope it’s the same but it’s obviously linked to the browser so I put in resolved.

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  • @phenomlab

    Nope it’s the same but it’s obviously linked to the browser so I put in resolved.

    @DownPW Ok, thanks

  • Hello !!

    On 1.18.6 NodeBB Version, when I click in the frame to reply to a post, a blue border appears on Firefox and other browsers except Vivaldi (It’s black).

    Is it possible to change this color?
    I can’t find the CSS variable

    425c8632-95db-4cd1-86a6-7413a242f7f3-image.png

    Thanks

    @DownPW just circling back to this, as I did eventually find the class. Seems you can disable the outline using the below CSS

    textarea {
        outline: none;
    }
    

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