Re: [css-d] pseudo-elements for form elements

Ahhh, thank you very much. This is the first i've heard the term 'replaced elements', but after reading the specs on what they are, it makes complete sense why this is the case. 1. So I didn't necessarily do something 'wrong', other than develop in Chrome first. 2. I did miss something in the

Re: [css-d] pseudo-elements for form elements

Le 22 oct. 2012 à 15:50, Frank Taylor a écrit : > 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

[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"}