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CSS brainfart. Can anyone help a brotha out?
I have two separate stylesheets; one for my front-end and another for my admin section. The admin section is a database application with a bunch of form elements. I want to restyle the form elements but there are no classes or IDs assigned to them. Is there a way to style all of my form elements as html tags the same way you would a <p> or <h1> tag?
I don't have full access to the source code so I cannot go in and assign classes to each element. Otherwise I would have done that.
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Yes.
input { width: 100%; color: #000; } etc etc ![]() input select textarea form are selectors you can use ![]()
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