I wish to remove the beveled border from a single line drop down list. I’ve tried border: 0px and outline: 0px. Border works on other form elements but not for drop down lists? No biggy, if you know how that’ll be great.
@JonaApr 24.2005 — #[font=Trebuchet MS]I don’t know that the arrow button can be styled, but I think you’re looking for something along these lines:[/font]
@grailquester5Apr 24.2005 — #I've found that some browsers will let you alter form elements with CSS pretty much however you'd like (never tried to alter the arrow on a dropdown menu tho - don't know about that but I'd doubt it). Netscape and Safari are pretty open - IE doesn't render a lot of form CSS - it keeps its design pretty standard (proprietary - imagine that from MS).
One thing: when setting border elements, margins, etc. in CSS you typically shouldn't add units to 0 values. Hence:
"border: 0px;" should read "border: 0;"
Although technically both are acceptable according to CSS standardiztion, I have found that adding units can cause render issues in some browsers.
@JonaApr 24.2005 — #[font=trebuchet ms]If you don’t want a border, sometimes it works better if you tell it not to make one at all (and not just set its width to “0” ).[/font]
@bathurst_guyauthorApr 25.2005 — #Hmm, none of these do what I want but it doesn't matter. Just wanted to see if it was possible, maybe in the next CSS. Thanks for all feedback.