@elaineleung
Posted
Hi Eduardo, about your question, I suggest you check out this article on using JS to style pseudo elements. I saw that you ended up using an element with position:absolute and I think that works fine as well!
By the way, I like the use of a green checkmark icon to show the email is valid. I do notice that the active state of the input outline is in the same color as the invalid state; maybe you can consider having a different color instead so that it won't seem like there's something invalid when the user is typing.
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@KTrick01
Posted
@elaineleung Thanks for answering! So there's no really a simple way of doing it then, about the outline color you're right, I'll change it, thank you!
@elaineleung
Posted
@KTrick01 I guess it depends on what you want to do with the icon; are you trying to change its color or just animate it, or are you hoping to add a class for error and get it animated? If so, can you add the class to the parent and then write a CSS rule for that?
