Fix an issue with input[type='search'] styling #1264
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There was an issue when trying to style `input[type='search']` on Safari, the styles don't apply. I added `-webkit-appearance: textfield;` to the `input[type='search']` so that it can be styled like a text input field.
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CSS changes for _s seem to be at a standstill right now for some reason but I think updating normalize is on the roadmap. #1155 |
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#1272 supercedes this PR, as this CSS is included in the updated normalize.css. Thanks for your work here @billoosijok! |
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input[type='search'], I added-webkit-appearance: textfield;. Otherwise, styles won't be applied. Read more here: h5bp/html5-boilerplate#396Related issue(s):