Why do we see a dotted border around my SWF when using Firefox 3 on Windows and wmode transparent or opaque?
Submitted by: AdministratorFirefox 3 on Windows using wmode transparent or opaque introduces a new default style for the object element; it treats it like an active link.
This Firefox implementation deviates from Firefox 3 on Mac, previous Firefox versions on Windows and the default style for the embed element, so it is therefore likely to be a Firefox bug.
The following style rule in the head of your web page should solve this issue:
<style type="text/css" media="screen">
object { outline:none; }
</style>
Submitted by: Administrator
This Firefox implementation deviates from Firefox 3 on Mac, previous Firefox versions on Windows and the default style for the embed element, so it is therefore likely to be a Firefox bug.
The following style rule in the head of your web page should solve this issue:
<style type="text/css" media="screen">
object { outline:none; }
</style>
Submitted by: Administrator
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