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An accessibility feature that may prove troublesome
Some browsers may automatically put a colored highlight around form elements and hyperlinks that have "focus".
This can make it easier for people with limited mobility to navigate the web page, but it may also prove distracting for other users.
Personally, I like being able to tab-key around a web page and press Enter to activate links; these highlighted links make it easier to do this. But if you don't want the highlights, here's a possible approach to disabling them.
Use a bit of CSS in your HTML template
- Click the PPT2HTML Preferences button.
- In the Preferences dialog box that appears, choose the html template you want to work with, then click Edit. The template opens in Notepad.
- Directly beneath the line that looks like this:
<head>,
- add the following:
<style>
*:focus {outline: none;}
</style>
- Leave the remainder of the head section alone.
- Save the file and test by making HTML from a presentation.