Little bit confused by this input width behaviour
You know how people go 'nose-blind' when there's a smell around for too long? Yeah, I think that's what's happened here... 😁
This was just me creating a small example for another separate question, when input elements fecked me off again, so...
...anyone know why the second price slider's min and max elements are overflowing their
w-1/2 style, even though the other examples on the page aren't? I must just be being blind
https://codepen.io/nwoodward/pen/wvYjeev?editors=11004 Replies
Did you forget to copy the classes over
.range-input .range-min .range-max?ah sorry, i should've been specific - I'm trying to recreate the top element (css) with the bottom (tailwind)
But maybe - let me check 🙂
Ah I see
Like it's a really minor problem - because the last element has obviously solved it, but it's annoying me why that 2nd example isn't splitting the div in half...
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huh. w-full on the inputs solved it. I guess the inputs have a default width larger than half the div, and it takes precedent
So is it right to say that inputs don't default to 100% width like other elements