Closed KyleRoss closed 11 years ago
Unfortunately, the custom arrow only works in WebKit based browsers.
I'm hoping that, at some point, other browsers will allow for better styling of <select>
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Didn't even think of that when I was developing. You're right, thanks for the update.
I'm working on a Drupal site that's using formalize. For me, the default arrow is being removed completely in IE10, but not replaced. So I have no arrows in my select boxes in IE10.
@yvetteu There might be something else in another CSS file interfering.
This is what I see in IE10 for Formalize.
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@nathansmith Thanks! After I posted, I removed the formalize.css file to test and saw that it was still happening. I couldn't find anything else that should be doing that, so I added this temporarily until I can figure it out:
select::-ms-expand { display: block !important; }
Okay, glad it worked out.
By the way, I do have something sort of ruminating in the back of my head for a "Formalize 2.0" that will include more/better styling of selects in IE.
But, work on that is contingent on workload for day job, kids not being sick, etc.
So, don't hold your breath. :)
This is the "form reset" I've been using on client projects lately…
https://gist.github.com/nathansmith/1599212
Then, I build the styles back up from there.
I offer it without warrantee, subject to change, void where prohibited, your mileage may vary, etc.
On IE 10, the select boxes are not styled correctly and the default browser arrow displays instead of the custom arrow included in formalize.