Removing blue border that appears when inline image block is clicked on

Site URL: https://www.rachaelwoodson.com/

Hello! I am having trouble finding information on removing the light blue border that appears when inline image blocks are clicked on. These images are set to open in lightbox mode, but the blue border remains after exiting out of the lightbox view. Any ideas on how to remove this unwanted border site-wide would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Looks like the padding around the images needs to be adjusted in Wells style tweaks. 

Hi! Thanks for you reply. I don't see anywhere in site styles where image blocks can be tweaked. There is just 'outer padding' and 'sidebar padding' but nothing specific to the images. Any other ideas for solving this problem are appreciated!

Thanks,

Rachael

Add to Home > Design > Custom CSS

.image-block *:focus {
    outline-color: transparent;
}

Hello tuanphan! Thanks for your reply. I tried this in custom CSS and the outline has turned from blue to gray, but is still there. Strange! Do you have any other ideas?

Thanks!

Rachael

So I adapted your code to the following, it seems to work now!

.image-block *:focus {
    outline: none ;
}

Thank you!

On 4/29/2020 at 8:55 AM, fuchsiapowers said:

I am having trouble finding information on removing the light blue border that appears when inline image blocks are clicked on.

@fuchsiapowers I don't recommend removing these borders, as you will be disadvantaging visitors with disabilities.

You may not know this but the border (usually blue) is an accessibility feature for visitors with disabilities. As they tab through clickable elements on a web page, the browser adds the border so they know which element has focus.