Why does Firefox display an outline around the hotspot I just clicked on

hi all
i already asked this question about Internet Explorer and thanks to Hans-G i got it sorted, but now i have the same problem in firefox. can anyone tell me why its happen
here is the site Petland
help please
gman

Hi gman,
the erstwhile "wall initiaded headache" is gone, I hope and now you want some more?Let's balance my reason: Those lines are there for a purpose to show the link focus i.e. that is the active link, it is a usability thing in my tuppenceworth.
If you are adamant that, I could imagine this solution: Try setting the background color of the table or div and the image similar to the color of the images.
Hans-G.
P.S.
Do you remember, most here in the forum are saying that one could retain these lines without further notice.

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