I am trying to build a select tag, where dependent on the option chosen (colors in this case), I want the select tag box to change into that background-color. However, when I try this I can only get it to change to the uppermost child’s color (black). How can make it, so it works as intended?
What is the approach for changing the default selected option in an HTML select element? I expect that I somehow can combine it with a javascript function that is triggered when a user enters the website.
my goal is for radio buttons to change an <option> of a <select> element (drop-down list).
I’m using placeholders for text inputs which is working out just fine. But I’d like to use a placeholder for my selectboxes as well. Of course I can just use this code:
I thought that adding a "value" attribute set on the <select> element below would cause the <option> containing my provided "value" to be selected by default:
Can someone confirm that its not possible to change the height of a dropdown that is shown when you click on a select box.
I have a select box and I’m trying to change the background color of the options when the select box has been clicked and shows all the options.
I have the following HTML code:
I am using onclick event in option tag for select box
How do I remove items from, or add items to, a select box? I’m running jQuery, should that make the task easier. Below is an example select box.
