Hi Annie,This was my response. Add this to your CSS style sheet (which is the part of the template between the <head>and </head> elements that contain a lot of these { }) :
Thanks for all the valuable information on your blog. I'm a new blogger with no previous background in computer and programming and I benefit a lot from your blog. I have a minor problem with my Minima Stretch Template. I didn't know where to post my question on your blog so I have decided to email you.
Problem Description
When I use the Firefox browser (I don't have this problem with IE), my post titles and my various kinds of links are displayed with a dotted border when I click over them. I can't figure out the source of this minor problem. I have notice that other bloggers using the Minima Stretch Template also have this problem when I visit them with my Firefox browser but I don't experience this problem on your blog. I have checked your source code but I can't figure out what you have done in order to avoid this problem. Can you help me please?
a:activeNo more dotted borders!
{
outline: none;
}
a:focus
{
-moz-outline-style: none;
}
To remove post image borders is explained in How to Remove or Change Image Borders
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