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What is a placeholder property?
The placeholder attribute specifies a short hint that describes the expected value of an input field (e.g. a sample value or a short description of the expected format). The short hint is displayed in the input field before the user enters a value.
Does placeholder count as value?
The placeholder text, although it appears in the same place as the value, is not a value.
How do you place placeholder style?
# Styling Placeholder Text with CSS
- ::placeholder { color: deeppink; font-size: 5rem; text-transform: uppercase; }
- /* MODERN BROWSER */ ::placeholder { color: deeppink; }
How to define parent and child case settings?
Using the Parent and Child case settings, specify the information that will be inherited from a parent case to the child case. You can also select a case closure setting that defines how parent and child cases are closed. Select one of the case closure preference for parent and child cases:
What’s the difference between placeholder shown and placeholder in CSS?
The difference between :placeholder-shown and ::placeholder. :placeholder-shown is for selecting the input itself when it’s placeholder text is being shown. As opposed to ::placeholder which styles the placeholder text. Here’s a diagram:
How to inherit information from a parent case?
Choose Settings > Service Management. Select Parent and Child case settings. In the Case Settings dialog box, select the attributes that the child case will be inherit from the parent case. Using the Parent and Child case settings, specify the information that will be inherited from a parent case to the child case.
Can a pseudo element affect the styling of a placeholder?
:placeholder-shown can still affect the styling of the placeholder text, since it’s a parent element (e.g. font-size). Note that :placeholder-shown is a pseudo class (it’s an element in a particular state) and ::placeholder is a pseudo element (a visible thing that isn’t really in the DOM).