CSS Trick that's commonly overlooked.
 

This isn't really anything of intense value, but it can help add that extra edge to your website.

On links, and some other objects in XHTML, when clicked, a dotted border appears.


By adding the following css code:

You can eliminate that dotted border, and make your website appear that much more professional.

Edit:
In some scenarios, this code isn't accepted perfectly, so you should add something similar to this:

Certainly overlooked by me!

I agree it makes pages look more professional.

Thanks Chase, very handy tip :-)

Alan

me too!


thanks chase

Warning: If you do this, people who use their keyboard to navigate the screen will not be able to select linked images. This severely decreases accessibility.

I'd rather a few dotted lines than to decrease accessibility to my site.

Wow, that's a bummer :-(

This is precisely what I was going to post. Being too lazy to swipe my finger across a track-pad, I often find myself tabbing through links/form elements and without that outline I'd have no idea which item was currently focussed. *!*

That is true. I guess it all depends on who uses your page. I personally never really tab through links, so I don't have this problem =\