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- RT @smashingmag: Fantastic work: CSS-only, cross-platform custom-styled selects, by @toddmparker. Bookmarked.
- RT @nickla: Styling cross-browsers <select> element with CSS -
- Styling cross-browsers <select> element with CSS -
- CSS-only custom-styled selects v6
- RT @odoenet: @fgcartographix don't remember trying, but docs say you can https://t.co/9Jask7Sq5X, but I can't get it to work
- @fgcartographix don't remember trying, but docs say you can https://t.co/9Jask7Sq5X, but I can't get it to work
- @DarbyBrown improved version :P
- Super simple auto expanding textarea - works in IE10+, FF, Chrome/Safari. (excuse my jQuery) :)
- @andi1984 @smashingmag Yeah, Mozilla keeps breaking techniques. Mind trying latest here:
- @quirksmode_uk @smashingmag Mind trying (latest)
- @alfredbez @smashingmag Mind trying
- @great_potato @smashingmag Just to be sure, this is the latest:
- RT @JonathanTorke: CSS-only custom-styled selects v6: This styles a native select consistently cross-platform with only minimal CSS - http:…
- @great_potato @smashingmag Mind trying this URL again? It should say v7. I think jsbin was serving an older version.
- Fantastic work: CSS-only, cross-platform custom-styled selects, by @toddmparker. Bookmarked.
- So you'd like to use element media queries now? Well, actually it's pretty simple, but relies on JavaScript:
- An experiment that mimics element queries w/ a little JS and some attribute selectors. (src:
- figured out a simple way to make jsbin's that use #ember-data #emberjs
- @SilentK_designs hmm there's not an option now but you could up the backspace speed like this.
- @meyerweb This got my brain juices going and I came up with what I think is a pretty simple approach?
- This is the simplest React Tab component I could come with (don't judge me with the styling)