Table of Contents
Introduction
Prerequisites
CSS Pseudo-Classes for Real-Time Feedback
Conclusion
Introduction
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Nice work thanks for sharing.
I'm glad you found it useful
Nice inbuilt techniques, thanksmfor reminding this again
Thanks, I never heard about the
:validand:invalidpseudo-classes!... and, it would be of limited value if the only thing you could do with it was checking whether the
requiredattribute is met, or whether an input type like "email" has valid input - however, browsing the MDN I see there exists a Constraints API which allows you to implement custom validations:developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
which right away makes this a LOT more useful ...
Pretty amazing how much you can accomplish these days just with web/browser standards (standard web APIs) - although most devs (including myself) are hardly aware of it, and tend tor reach for frameworks like React or Vue instead ..
Great Work.
Good work!
Nice %)
But, besides that if you need a bit more complicated validation, you'll be to use JS for online validating user input anyway.
I personally liked it a lot as I'm fond of these CSS pseudo classes. Thanks for sharing it 😊
This is awesome thanks for sharing
After a while I became allergic to CSS...
Tailwind
Nice 👍🙂
Good job!
Like!