Firefox Navigation Problem

[Purushartha]

While using arrow navigation in firefox, when you click buttons, entire image gets selected. I tried to solve this myself but have not been successfull.

[albertocini]

Got same problem here, i thought to move arrows outside the gallery box, but i have got a 960px slider so this solution can't work good for iPad and mobile.

[Purushartha]

Hmmm.....I think the problem is somehow related to the arrow images being defined as background images in the css, and not as foreground image through html tags. I tried zindexing it above all other elements and could not fix the issue. Anyways, thank you for your time. Regard!

[albertocini]

try this:
-webkit-touch-callout: none;
-webkit-user-select: none;
-khtml-user-select: none;
-moz-user-select: none;
-ms-user-select: none;
user-select: none;

it did not resolve for me, but maybe helps you!

[Tokenla]

I am having the same issue in Firefox. When selecting the arrow to the right or left of the image, the entire image is selected giving it a blue overlay. I looked in the css to see if I could find the style for that blue, but didn't have any luck.

[albertocini]

hi tokenla, that blue is only the selected effect, you can't find it in css... we are waiting for a feedback by the programmer about this issue :(

[w4tchout]

I am not sure why the whole image gets selected. There's a simple way to solve it though. Add this line to the showNext function:

document.getSelection().removeAllRanges();

The above line deselects anything that has been selected. It's rather a solution than a fix for the actual problem, but it works :)
The showNext function would look like this when you're finished:

        showNext: function() {
            this.navAction = 'next';
            this.showItem(this.frameIterator+1);
            document.getSelection().removeAllRanges(); // fixes selection of item
        },

To make it deselect when you hit the previous button, add it to the showPrev function too.

[Tokenla]

Thanks! The fix worked for me :)

[albertocini]

solved here too thanks!!!