1. Chrome users all know that when the focus of the mouse is on the input and textarea elements, chrome adds a yellow border to them by default, which is not a feature of chrome, it is the effect of CSS, the outline attribute.
You can use the following CSSCodeRemove the borders of all elements:
*: Focus{Outline:None;}
Use the following code to remove the border of the element you want to remove:
1 . Nohighlight: Focus{2Outline:None;3}
You can also add the border you want to add to the element:
1 . Changeborder: Focus{2 Outline:Blue solid 4px;3}
2. After logging on with chrome once and recording cookies, open it again. Chrome records the last input, and the background image will be overwritten with a pale yellow background color. Click the mouse, the background image is displayed. How can this be solved? When I encountered this problem, I had a headache. So far I have not found any good solutions. If any information is found, please share it.
3. By default, Chrome users can control the size of textarea. Add the following sentence to CSS.
Textarea{Resize:None;}