This is episode #20 in a series examining modern CSS solutions to problems I've been solving over the last 13+ years of being a frontend developer...
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This is a really great explanation and walkthrough!
After recently being tasked with creating a custom
selectcomponent for a large React application, I can whole-heartedly appreciate a pure CSS approach.Thanks!
Stephanie;
Is there any way to style the option hover property to change color from blue to other color?
For the multiple select you can change it for Chrome and Firefox but currently it has no effect on Chrome. The CodePen has an example of how to do it! Let me know if I misunderstood your question!
Thanks Steph, that's what I found, Chrome doesn't allow it to happen. Just another reason to avoid 3rd party libraries that do it in other ways as it locks into using them. Not all bad if that component is simple and easy to use.
Fantastic, styling select boxes can get confusing. I will definitely reference this next time I need to do so.
Awesome, thanks!
I like these! They will be helpful while creating a new project from where we need custom select styles!
Yay! I left the initial style very basic but you can really customize it from this starting point 🚀
What a nice set of blogs you have written. A joy to read, and I learn neat tricks everytime. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! 🥳
Thanks for letting me know you find these articles useful! 🙌