For example: Īnimation: PulseAttention 1.5s cubic-bezier(.215. High Contrast Mode is a specialized display mode that prioritizes making content as legible as possible by dynamically replacing foreground and background colors with a user-specified theme. My thought was I could perhaps use a simple animation when the span has focus to make the border blink so it appears like a cursor. The -ms-high-contrast CSS media feature is a Microsoft extension that describes whether the application is being displayed in high contrast mode, and with what color variation. Changing the Cursor with CSS for Better User Experience (or Fun) CSS-Tricks. Probably could have done this using an input too but as input is so opinionated I wanted to prove the approach could work on a simple element first. The reason Im used to looking at the text field for input feedback is.
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How to change the width, font size and color of the search suggest window. How to change the icon into the word 'Details' How to change the text color of a breadcrumb item. How to change the 'View details' icon mouseover tooltip. I know, where’s that ‘Boo Hoo’ emoji? That said, Šime pointed out in the comments that there is a draft proposal for caret-color so, maybe one day! How to change the color of the main button. Turns out there is no way of doing that currently with W3C HTML/CSS there is no pseudo element for the caret-style and caret-colour. However, I just pulled those pseudo elements straight out of my hat (yes, I typed something different than ‘hat’ at first). Common sense seems to suggest that you should be able to use the ‘right’ element (an input for example) and use something like :caret-color: red along with :caret-style: block in the CSS.
Right, now by default, a custom caret isn’t possible. I don’t want to get into why I’m doing this, or the merits (or lack thereof) of creating a custom caret.
In case you don’t know what I mean by ‘caret’, it’s essentially the cursor in an input field or other text entry area. I want to create a user input field with a different coloured caret.