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Incorrect CSS breaks input in non-Webkit browsers #11

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FlyingDR opened this issue Jun 6, 2016 · 0 comments
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Incorrect CSS breaks input in non-Webkit browsers #11

FlyingDR opened this issue Jun 6, 2016 · 0 comments

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FlyingDR commented Jun 6, 2016

At this moment style definition for YouTube search input field obviously leaves no space for field itself (30px height - 2*15px padding = 0). Webkit seems to handle it differently (and I suppose, incorrectly) then other browsers. In Firefox and IE this style leads to invisible (0px height) input field that is pretty different to use. Correct appearance is achieved by removing height and padding properties from .acf-youtubepicker-field rule.

Additionally, not sure about ACF 4.x, but ACF Pro 5.x defines input style as .acf-input-wrap input and hence requires input field to be wrapped into <div class="acf-input-wrap">.

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