[rz] Alert() *** UPD 2018-Dec-31 ***
Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***
Is it possible to dissable blue focus frame on "OK" button?
Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***
are you meaning the outlined box or the focus itself?
if you are meaning the focus itself, can you pls give me a valid reason?
if you are meaning the focus itself, can you pls give me a valid reason?
Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***
I mean blue outlined box. Box is ugly and anoying.
For example, I dissabled that blue frame in [rz] Button if I dissable "Get focus on click".
BTW: I know. This is Chrome behavior.
EDIT: FF dont have that behavior.
For example, I dissabled that blue frame in [rz] Button if I dissable "Get focus on click".
BTW: I know. This is Chrome behavior.
EDIT: FF dont have that behavior.
Last edited by naftalina on Fri Feb 13, 2015 9:04 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***
yes, of course you can disable the focus outline box
you can design those buttons as you want
i do not do it within the extension as it is up to the designer -- it's matter of html/css and every designer may have his very own taste about this
about the focus itself, i won't change this behavior as i follow navigability standards
btw, the blue box is not only in chrome, also opera changed its orange box to a blue one
you can design those buttons as you want
i do not do it within the extension as it is up to the designer -- it's matter of html/css and every designer may have his very own taste about this
about the focus itself, i won't change this behavior as i follow navigability standards
btw, the blue box is not only in chrome, also opera changed its orange box to a blue one

Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***
Sorry. I didn't understand well. 
You said that I use [rz] Button for OK alert button?

You said that I use [rz] Button for OK alert button?

Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***
we are talking about the [rz] Alert()
you can design its related layer and elements as you want
you can design its related layer and elements as you want
Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***
I have just tried the [r] Button as alert OK button and works great. 
Looks like I'm still not aware that the powerful tools I already have, but I'm learning...

Looks like I'm still not aware that the powerful tools I already have, but I'm learning...

Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***
I have one problem when I use [r] Button as alert OK button.
So, when I press OK (on alert), a web page does not remain at the current position - going to the top.
So, when I press OK (on alert), a web page does not remain at the current position - going to the top.
Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***
do you have an online sample to see?
anyhow, in [rz] Button, go to "advanced" category and change "override behavior on event" to yes
anyhow, in [rz] Button, go to "advanced" category and change "override behavior on event" to yes
Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***
This is the site in progress:
This option what you said didn't help.
I'll delete link from here after.
This option what you said didn't help.
I'll delete link from here after.
Last edited by naftalina on Fri Feb 13, 2015 10:31 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***
sorry my mistake, i forgot to mention that you also need to add "void(0);" without the double quotes as event
btw, is not the normal way we use the [rz] Button, but always is a handy solution
btw, is not the normal way we use the [rz] Button, but always is a handy solution

Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***
yes clap your hands
(thanks for reporting this "workaround" back)

(thanks for reporting this "workaround" back)
Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2015-Jun-09 ***
upgrade available (get in contact for more details)
* New in version 1.2:
- Optional timed messages:
alert('my message'); or alert('my message', 0); for the usual behavior.
alert('my timed message', 5000); i.e: the alert box will be closed after 5 seconds (any other value in milliseconds can be entered).
- Optionally hides the close button in timed messages.
- Optional extra layer-rearrangements on timed messages with hidden close button.
* New in version 1.2:
- Optional timed messages:
alert('my message'); or alert('my message', 0); for the usual behavior.
alert('my timed message', 5000); i.e: the alert box will be closed after 5 seconds (any other value in milliseconds can be entered).
- Optionally hides the close button in timed messages.
- Optional extra layer-rearrangements on timed messages with hidden close button.