Accordion Spry Blue Bounding Box

I have created a spry accordion and can not find a way to get rid of the bounding box that appears when you select it in the browser. In Safari it's blue, Firefox it is a black dash, and Explorer it is a blue dash.

Add style of outine:none to your accordion...
showing it inline as following:
<div id="Accordion1" class="Accordion" tabindex="0" style="outline:none;">
Regards,
Vinay

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Has anyone else experienced an illusion in InDesign CC where the top of a bounding box appears to be misaligned with a margin or guide because the standard blue bounding box is replaced with a blue + magenta margin color? I have confirmed this is just a screen illusion because the reference points all match up, and in fact certain zoom stops correct the illusion, but it always gives my OCD pause. I'm sorry it is hard to explain, but see the graphic for clarification. To my knowledge, this was never an issue in priors versions going back to CS3. I realize this is small potatoes in the grand scheme of things, but is this a known bug or a confusing new feature I haven't unchecked yet?

Never paid attention to that. But it seems that's the case. I usually work with Fit Spread in Window enabled which is a bit less that 100% and you don't see that. The margin frame underneath shows only at 100%.

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Hello,
I don"t know what is that blue bounding box in my symbol.
- the elements inside my button :
and here the button among others :
there is the blue bounding box; that does not correspond to anything... and I have the impression that the hit area of the button is off to the left in that case.
Any idea ?
thanks a lot
s.

There are two bounding boxes for any symbol, one is for the stage size of that symbol, and the other thin blue line encompasses all the elements on that stage of the symbol.
If you set the "Overflow" to none for the symbol, elements outside the stage bounding box won't be visible.
hth,
Vivekuma

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Admittedly it isn't a major problem it's just a bit irritating especially when people I'm teaching to use Flash ask me why it looks the way it does.
Does anyone else have this problem?
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Hi Jen,
I'm most grateful for your response!
I am running Flash CS4 10.0.2 on a 2.4GB Mac OS X 10.5, MacBook Pro with 4GB RAM.
Following your reply, I tried a new AS2 file - and there is absolutely no issue! Its fine. How odd!
However, the problem occurs in all AS3 files - if I create a new Flash AS 3.0 file and draw on the stage, the problem occurs for the following shapes:
1. Rectangle tool
2. Ellipse tool
3. Polygon Tool
Rectangle primitive and Ellipse primitive are fine.
The smaller the object is, the more the bounding box is out of alignment. I have attached a further screengrab to show how bad things get when zoomed in working on small shapes (zoomed to 800%). Its completely unusable in object mode. The fact that the primitive shapes work is good, but the ellipses can be a bit unreliable in their shape. I've been trying to skin some detailed Flex components, but just can't work like this, so its been very frustrating.
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This concerns bounding boxes not 'strokes'.
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I'm not sure you understand the terminology.
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Hi Guys
I'm a newbie to Spry and I attach an image of a problem. I get a partial black bounding box line to the righthand bottom edge of the heading and a partial white line to the left and part of the bottom edges of the dropdown box. Yet when I check out the variousSpry options in the properties panel, I can't seem to find one to turn this off. Can anyone offer some guidance please?

Hi...just had a brief moment here..
Check these two items... "borders"
or,
if the is a link... there is some kind of borders outline that attached.... set them to "0"... do not just leave the boxes blank...
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Re: Bounding Box created by glaustin in Spry Framework for Ajax - View the full discussion
Hello
As promised, I've uploaded my test page to: http://www.gbatdemo.co.uk/sprytest/testpage3.html. The problems are all in the button "services". I have two problems (as I now have 2 sub menus. The first issue is the lines I mentioned above around the left and bottom of the drop down box. The second problem is the 2nd sub-menu that opens to the right kind of mashes into the1st drop down box. I'm sorry if this is obvious stuff from this newbie but I just can't seem to find what I'm doing wrong.
Any help would be appreciated or let me know if you need more info provided.
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Okay....stupid fix worked. I was having this problem with a dieline for a package. Came out of the blue as I have done this countless time before with out any problem. Today, however, CS4 is feeling stubborn.
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I'm working on a tank game. right now, i just have an applet and a little tank that drives around. unfortunately, i can't figure out how to get a bounding box to encapsulate with my image. can anyone help me? my prog is two classes: TankGame and Tank. Tank extends Rectangle and draws itself and an image of a tank. as the image is rotated, the rectangle(bounding box) is offset between 0 and image size, along both the x and y axis.
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Try this:
change the tank class to     93 class Tank extends Rectangle {
     94     Image image;
     95
     96     Tank(Image img, ImageObserver obs){
     97         image=img;
     98         setRect(0,0,32,32);
     99     }
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    101         setRect((double)p.x,(double)p.y,32,32);
    102     }*/
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    104         g.drawImage(image,transform,null);
    105         g.setColor(Color.blue);
    106         g.draw(transform.createTransformedShape(this));
    107         g.setColor(Color.red);
    108
    109     }
    110 }and comment out the line that calls the moveTo-method.
Does it do what you want it do now?

Text put into a canvas element with context.fillText() always has a black box where each letter goes. If the text is black you just see the black rectangle. If the text is not black you see it on the black bounding box. Surely this is not right.

This has happened on the last few versions of firefox, as long as canvas has been supported. I see other people's screen shots from canvas tutorials, and the text always looks normal. On my system, any text put into a canvas element via context.fillText() will have a black bounding box for each letter, sized appropriately for the letter. If the text is black, of course you only see rectangles. If the text is a contrasting color, then you can read it, but it looks bizarre.

Thomas...same kind of crap here.
I used Custom Text - entered a sentence, hit return, entered another.
Set to 72 pt.
The default alignment is centred - I want left aligned text...the text start point stays at the centre of frame and the sentence runs off the edge of the bounding box.
There is no settings in the Text or Title inspector dialog to correct that!
Using Transform will not sort it!

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Whenever I create outline fonts in my CS3 version of InDesign (I haven't upgraded to CS4 on this one program yet), I'm left with some very strange thin white lines surrounding some or all of the resulting letters that look suspiciously like bounding boxes. This never seems to occur if I don't create outline fonts, but simply embed the fonts and create a PDF using the Export command, so I have to believe the anomaly has something to do with this conversion process within the program. If I use illustrator CS4 to create outline fonts and then place them within my InDesign documents, I don't appear to have the problem. However, that's not a very desirable solution as it negatively impacts the fluidity of layouts and the ease of design, both of which I use in design for.
And yes, these small thin white lines do print, so the problem is far more than merely academic.
Has anyone else ever experienced this issue, and if so, how did you solve the problem (assuming you did)?

Sorry about that, I apparently forgot to attach the file; have done so now.
The method I'm using for creating outlines is simply to use the "Create Outlines" command under the Type menu within InDesign. Then I create my PDF files by using the Export command under the File menu and choosing the PDF/X1a option. 99% of the time I get perfect results, it's only when I try to make outline type that I encounter this problem. You'll clearly see the artifacts in question in the example attached.
I don't know whether or not the press would have printed these artifacts, as you suggest, since no printer has been willing to execute a file that shows any anomaly in the proof process. I can't say that I blame them.
Hopefully you will see what I'm talking about and can recommend a solution, though I like your idea of simply giving them a properly executed file and then telling them to get a life. It hasn't worked so far, as I unfortunately deal with a lot of Neanderthals around here, but I suppose it's worth putting forth again the next time this issue arises. It will.
By the way, no print house of my choosing is this far behind the curve, if at all. These cavemen are always printers who have long-standing relationships with my clients, and for whatever reason (generally lowest cost I'm sure), the clients think they hung the moon. We, of course, no otherwise, but it does it profit a designer to tell his client he or she is crazy for using a printer who is a decade behind the technology curve.
We cowboy up and seek solutions, eh?

I have 4 equal oblong shape created with borders How do I go about knowing what size the selection area is so that I can crop an image to fit. I don't want to use paste in then adjust the bounding box to suit

I have 4 equal oblong shape created with borders How do I go about knowing what size the selection area is so that I can crop an image to fit. I don't want to use paste in then adjust the bounding box to suit

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Is there a way to tighten a text bounding box?

Hey all,
I've looked before but never found a definitive answer to this question:
Is there a way to tighten the text bounding box without converting it to outlines?
I work for a screen printer, and want to figure out a way to tighten the bounding box without changing the leading and without converting it to outlines in order to be able to edit said text. We deal with a lot of clients who send us names, that are often misspelled, and after an initial proof need to be corrected. Sometimes we need to center this text to an object.
Illustrator's bounding box, unlike that of Corel (which is our primary program, and won't open AI files) includes the leading below the type, so when you center it, it's not visually centered:
So I guess my real question is is there a way to get the text centered (as seen below) without converting the text to outlines, or messing with the leading, or is there a way to tighten the bounding box?
Thanks in advance!
-K

Combat and Dandreu,
You may use this silly way:
1) Tick Edit>Preferences>General>Use Preview Bounds;
2) Select the Type and Effect>Path>Outline Object.
That will reduce the Bounding Box to the actual bounds of the letters so you can centre as you wish.
Remember to untick Edit>Preferences>General>Use Preview Bounds before you get a reverse issue.

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I am currently using CS2 working in a sign shop designing signs, banners and vehicle lettering.
When working with text I need to know the exact letter height, not the em and without the leading. I need it exactly the way it would measure if converting the text to outlines. The reason I need this information is that when I output the lettering to a cutter/plotter to cut vinyl media I need to know the exact measurement so I can nest my lettering on my media size. The media is typically 24" wide which gives me 22.5" of available space once the pinch rollers on the machine are considered. Pinch rollers are rollers that engage a knurled driving wheel and "pinches" the media between them and thus guides the media through the plotter. Of course, when using any media one must make the best use of it to avoid making scrap or using more than is needed for the job at hand. Converting text to outlines gives me that measurement.
One time awhile back I did a google search on this and found a one or two button fix that made the bounding box snap to the exact "ruler" height of the text. It worked great. But I got away from design work for a short period. When I returned I'd forgotten the process. Back when I did find it I never bookmarked or made a text file explaining the process and I'm ost in finding it again.
I don't know exactly how I worded the google search but the answer I was looking for came up on the first page. That's probably why I didn't feel the need to bookmark it or write it down. Now, I've googled dozens of different wordings for my question and get nothing. It's likely a nomenclature/jargon issue and I've yet to stumble on it again.
If anyone could help out I would so greatly appreciate it. As it is, when I get to the point that I need to know the exact ruler height of my lettering I convert my text to outlines. But then, as sometimes happens, I'll desire to change the font or try someting different but the text is not live so I'll have to start over with that line of lettering.
I sincerely hope my explanation of my questions makes sense to anyone who might be reading this.

Jacob Bugge, you are a blessing. This effect not only saves me time but avoids a lot of frustration when a client wants to change some copy or I commit a spelling error or have some other brain malfunction. Not to mention the sometimes hundreds of single words or number groups I must fit onto an artboard set to my available media space.
Option 2 is exactly what I was looking for and I'll remember it forever now as I've spent parts of the past week searching that answer only to hear over and over again, "You can't do that in Illustrator".
Thank you so much for your quick response!

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