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Navigator is working exactly how I want, however; I cant find away to not show this outline. This outline shows when the button is first clicked and then disappears if anything else is clicked after it. I don't want it visible at all.
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Hi @jkeeley ,
To my knowledge , It is not possible to perform formatting in this way currently. You could register an idea for it
and wait for users who share your needs to vote for you to help you implement the feature as soon as possible.
Hope it helps,
Community Support Team _ Caitlyn
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Hi @jkeeley ,
To my knowledge , It is not possible to perform formatting in this way currently. You could register an idea for it
and wait for users who share your needs to vote for you to help you implement the feature as soon as possible.
Hope it helps,
Community Support Team _ Caitlyn
If this post helps then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thank you for confirming.
@jkeeley I guess when you are clicking in Power BI Desktop it shows the outline but once it is published, on click, it will take you to the respective bookmark and you will not see this line. When you are testing in desktop (edit mode), try with ctrl + click and it will take this to the respective bookmark and you will not experience this outline.
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