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CSS: Fun with Forms (Input Elements)

March 21, 2005 by  
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This is one of my favorite articles — Fun with forms – customized input elements. Søren Madsen shows you how to create forms that is both customizable as well as cleaner and accessible. This is all done with a touch of CSS.

Turn a regular html form like this to this lovely form:
Fun with Forms

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  • http://www.adamthedog.com Adam

    Blah; it doesn’t work in Safari.

  • http://www.adamthedog.com Adam

    Blah; it doesn’t work in Safari.

  • http://daynah.net daynah

    Aww, but the form should still be accessible right?

  • http://daynah.net daynah

    Aww, but the form should still be accessible right?

  • http://www.bleakgeek.com Jonathan

    This moz-border-radius hack will only work in Mozilla. It will not work in Internet Explorer or any other browser. Yes, the form should still work just fine.

  • http://www.bleakgeek.com Jonathan

    This moz-border-radius hack will only work in Mozilla. It will not work in Internet Explorer or any other browser. Yes, the form should still work just fine.

  • http://daynah.net daynah

    It’s not using moz-border-radius ;) It’s using background images that are round.

  • http://daynah.net daynah

    It’s not using moz-border-radius ;) It’s using background images that are round.