Customizing web forms with CSS3 and WebKit
Last week, we shared a few things we’d learned about UI in mobile WebKit browsers. In that post we touched briefly on the idea of using CSS3 to make form inputs that look and feel the same in all WebKit browsers across platforms. Today I’d like to share some specific examples of how we did that. Getting started Customizing form elements in WebKit browsers all starts with applying the -webkit-appea
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