Cassidy Williams • 1/30/2024

Use CSS accent-color to style your inputs

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This technical article explains the CSS accent-color property, a simple solution for styling HTML input elements. It covers which elements it works with (checkboxes, radio buttons, range inputs, and progress bars) and demonstrates how to apply a global color in the :root or style elements individually for a custom, themed look.

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