Add placeholder pseudo-element
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(In case this isn't fixed by the time someone who has control of repo sees it, GitHub seems to be having a bug with dummy email addresses right now, so the commits in this PR have been tagged as being made by a user who is not me but happened to use the same dummy email in the past. This is not intentional, I do not have control of that GitHub account 😓) |
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https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/::placeholder
While the MDN article mentions there are accessibility concerns in using this, as long as you understand the constraints and work with/counteract default browser styling it can be a useful part of designing inputs IMO.
If this would be an obstacle to including it in elm-css, perhaps the docs can mention that it's something that designers need to be aware of these sorts of issues if they want to use it.