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I’m interested in learning how to create a css3 box-shadow inset with a transparency.
See the input in the fiddle here: http://jsfiddle.net/TeGkt/4/
For the input’s background image. How can you create that effect without needing an image?
Thanks
Yes, using CSS3 styles:
http://jsfiddle.net/arnorhs/Nz7KG/
Will not work in IE pre ie9
And I didn’t add any of -moz or -webkit- prefixes for compatibility..
I also didn’t do it 100% the same. Your question seemed to be towards if it’s possible or not…