The Problem:
The calendar icon for the date input is hidden after applying custom styling to the input. The goal is to style the calendar icon to make it visible and match the website’s theme while ensuring compatibility across various browsers.
The Solutions:
Solution 1: Using the `::-webkit-calendar-picker-indicator` Pseudo-Class
For browsers that support it (such as Chrome, Safari, and most Webkit-based browsers), you can use the `::-webkit-calendar-picker-indicator` pseudo-class on the `input` element to style the calendar icon.
input[type="date"]::-webkit-calendar-picker-indicator { background-color: yellow; }
This will change the background color of the calendar icon to yellow, making it more visible.
Here’s how this solution works:
- The `::-webkit-calendar-picker-indicator` pseudo-class targets the calendar icon specifically.
- The `background-color` property is used to specify the color of the calendar icon.
- The value `yellow` is used to set the color of the calendar icon to yellow.
This solution is simple and straightforward, and it works in most Webkit-based browsers.
Q&A
How to use code that support every browser
Use :before pseudo element on the input element.
How to use code that works on only webkit-based browser
Use ::webkit-calendar-picker-indicator on the input element.
Video Explanation:
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