What is -webkit-focus-ring-color?
Use this jsFiddle. I got rgb(229, 151, 0)
in Chrome 14 on Windows 7.
-webkit-focus-ring-color
does not work in Firefox. You can use the system color Highlight
as a replacement though.
:focus {
outline: auto 2px Highlight;
outline: auto 5px -webkit-focus-ring-color;
}
Also see this site on why resetting outline
styles is usually a bad idea.
-webkit-focus-ring-color
is defined in the WebKit codebase as focusRingColor
in each RenderTheme
class. That work was performed in June 2009 as part of this changeset by Jeremy Moskovich.
For instance, the default Mac theme (used by Safari) defines the colour in RenderThemeMac.mm
(in a roundabout way) as:
[NSColor keyboardFocusIndicatorColor]
(Apple's very light documentation of that property is available online).
There is an override value for the Mac (called WebCore::oldAquaFocusRingColor
) to be used for testing (near as I can tell it's for the code to be able to perform comparison between the browser rendering and a reference graphic; it is toggled using WebCore::usesTestModeFocusRingColor
). It's defined in ColorMac.mm
as the following (which apparently maps to Color(125, 173, 217)
):
0xFF7DADD9
Chromium/Chrome defines the colour in RenderThemeChromiumSkia.cpp
as:
Color(229, 151, 0, 255)
The default colour (specified in RenderTheme.h
) is pure black:
Color(0, 0, 0)