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  2. Best way in my opinion: <select> <option value="" selected="selected" hidden="hidden">Choose here</option> <option value="1">One</option> <option value="2">Two ...

  3. How to style the option of an HTML select element?

    stackoverflow.com/questions/7208786

    It's will definitely work. The select option is rendered by OS not by html. That's whythe CSS style doesn't effect,.. generally option{font-size : value ; background-color:colorCode; border-radius:value; } this will work, but we can't customize the padding, margin etc..

  4. Can I use HTML tags in the options for select elements?

    stackoverflow.com/questions/11237807

    @RobG only singled out IE since it doesn't support events on option tag, or display:none and is definitely more touchy than other browsers with invalid html - certainly with ajax. In this case- I honestly didn't try it and assumed it would cause issues, but am sure about the text only nodes allowed in tag... did you test back to IE6&7?

  5. Use a real dropdown menu instead: a list (ul, li) and links.Never misuse form elements as links. Readers with screen readers usually scan through a automagically generated list of links – the’ll miss these important information.

  6. <select> <option value="">Select your option</option> <option value="hurr">Durr</option> </select> But the 'Select your option' is in black instead of lightgrey. So my solution could possibly be CSS-based. jQuery is fine too. This only makes the option grey in the dropdown (so after clicking the arrow): option:first { color: #999; }

  7. Learn how to add images to a select list in HTML using various methods and libraries.

  8. I am trying to change the color of the first option to grey color, that only the text (select one option) but here it's not working here: .grey_color { color: #ccc; font-size: 14px; } ...

  9. I want the row to be <option> of course it has a value and everything, but I need to put a circle red ...

  10. To go along with the previous answers, this is how I do it as a one-liner. This is for getting the actual text of the selected option.

  11. In a Windows Forms application, a drop-down selector list also gives the user the option of typing an alternate value into that same field (assuming the developer has left this option enabled on the