Display browser-default for inputs #4802
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Added pseudo classes to the input selectors so that "browser-defaults" can be applied to other input fields closes Dogfalo#4041 closes Dogfalo#3975
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What is the status on this? I'm using a version downloaded just 2+ weeks ago and just tried setting the class of a text input element to "browser-default", but not seeing any change? UPDATE: never mind, adding |
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Browser-default class still does not solve the problem of inter operating well with other libraries. A parent class approach will be much better. |
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Added pseudo classes to the input selectors so that "browser-defaults" can be applied to other input fields. This is a replacement PR for #4041
closes #4041
closes #3975
closes #4764