Is it possible to use the sliding doors css tehnique for input text? I’ve used it in ‘button’, but it doesn’t seem to work with input types.
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Is it possible to use the sliding doors css tehnique for input text? I’ve used it in ‘button’, but it doesn’t seem to work with input types.
You should put the input tag inside of a span or div and then do the sliding doors technique. If you don’t want to add the extra tag, use multiple background images. It is important to note that this isn’t supported by every browser.
About multiple CSS background images: http://css-tricks.com/css3-multiple-backgrounds-obsoletes-sliding-doors/