[css-d] pseudo-elements for form elements

Hi Guys, I'm working on an application where the client wants input[type="textbox"] to look more like a sliding on/off switch than a typical checkbox. I was able to produce the desired effect for -webkit browsers: http://cssdesk.com/jJd87 But, It would appear as though :after{content:"blah"}

Re: [css-d] What's the official/technical name of...

Interesting: Chapter 6 example "liquid-fixed_threecol.html" (exactly the type of layout I'm wanting to classify), she calls it "liquid fixed". I don't have the book, so I can't confirm anything, but that's the name of the demo file. Thanks again to eve

Re: [css-d] CSS "content" attribute.

> > By the by, in terms of zealous generated content as a philosophy, the > > type=date inputs are another great example of Opera bringing huge > > unasked-for gifts to the table. > > Uh? that is part of HTML5 (and actively under development for Gecko and > WebKit): > > > http://www.whatwg.org/spec

Re: [css-d] CSS "content" attribute.

Le 22 oct. 2012 à 08:25, Philip TAYLOR a écrit : > According to : > > http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/generate.html#content > > the computed value of the "content" attribute for an element > (/qua/ element) is "normal"; Seamonkey and Internet Explorer > both respect this, and render : > >

Re: [css-d] CSS "content" attribute.

For what it's worth, I noticed this behaviour in Opera at least 2 years ago. It strikes me as definitely wrong, and a bug according to the spec (depends on how much implication you want to read into it — Opera have arguably excelled in pursuing an aggressively imaginative approach to implementing v

[css-d] CSS "content" attribute.

According to : http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/generate.html#content the computed value of the "content" attribute for an element (/qua/ element) is "normal"; Seamonkey and Internet Explorer both respect this, and render : foo as : foo It has been reported, however, that O

Re: [css-d] What's the official/technical name of...

Thanks for the replies everyone, I really appreciate it. :) -- http://hulse.me __ css-discuss [css-d@lists.css-discuss.org] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ List p

[css-d] box-shadow on circle causes glitch in Firefox and Opera

I'm trying to create a, somewhat, blurred out circle but I get a strange glitch. I'm adding box-shadow in the same color as the circle itself but there appears to be a void between the circle and shadow, so the background leaks in, and becomes visible as a kind of... pixelated border. This on