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in Chrome 135 - Tomorrow Mar 26, 2025 customize all the parts of a <select> with #CSS! ⤷ nerdy.dev/customize-a-...

what happens if the browser doesn't support it? still a select.

24/3/25, 9:41 pm1 repost14 likes

Open Props UI has great examples on how to progressively enhance to this new customization try all their variants and see the "non-experimental" version too for fallback styles and what that experience is like awesome work github.com/felix-bohlin try it? open-props-ui.netlify.app/components/i...

open-props-ui.netlify.appOpen Props UI | A modern CSS UI libraryCSS UI library leveraging the most modern features. Components you can copy and paste into your project.

Here's a custom select starter with all the stuff done for transition animations nerdy.dev/notebook/sel...

nerdy.devSelect | Nerdy Notebook

docs up on MDN! developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/L...

developer.mozilla.orgCustomizable select elements - Learn web development | MDNThis article explains how to use dedicated, modern HTML and CSS features together to create fully-customized <select> elements. This includes having full control over styling the select button, drop-d...