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yes please - it's such a pain not being able to collaborate on the same brick and having to default to making copies.

@colemenwilson perhaps I didn't explain it very well but I was actually referring to the hover border. Disabling the card interactions to get rid of the border isn't an option because the brick contains content we want users to interact with. I was hoping there would be a hack or work around because it's a ddx brick, but…

Thank you - great tip. Going to try that next.

Thanks for clearing that up @JosephMeyers - makes sense now. The initial approach for the function was behaving inconsistently and wouldn't always work even with the domain being whitelisted so we came up with a different solution by removing the href from the html element and passing the url in the onclick. function…

@JosephMeyers I have built websites that use mailto links and they are still working fine in Chrome and on iOS. Is this an issue with specific browser settings?

After whitelisting the domains got this to work. function navigateToUrl() { let value = document.getElementById('hyperlink').href; domo.navigate(value,true); }; Still no solution for mailto's 😥

So I managed to find the solution to this. Using the background color UI of the brick card to control the background doesn't work. 'Hacking' your CSS does. By giving the class my div container that holds all my html and the actual html element the same color you have full control over the background of your brick.

Trying that now but seems to be limited to domains that are whitelisted and doesn't work for mailto.links.