On the website http://www.legrandclub.net, there are two text fields. Everything works fine in all web browsers except for Internet Explorer. When I click on one of the text fields, the cursor is not displayed, although it is possible to write text. What could be causing this issue?
Thank you
The input field is utilizing the same gray color for its background as the cursor.
The problem with compatibility in earlier versions of Internet Explorer (before version 9) occurred when I applied padding to the left side of my input fields. I resolved this issue by including the following style rule:
input { padding-right:3px;}
This adjustment, which matched the existing 3px left padding, successfully repositioned the cursor for improved visibility.
To enhance the appearance, include padding-left:2px in the text field's style.
Dealing with a similar issue led me to discover the root cause: To prevent the cursor from appearing on tab focus in IE, you must handle the 'focus' event on the text field and also bind 'focusin'. See the sample code below:
$('search-large').bind('focus focusin', function () {
I hope this information proves useful...
I managed to fix the issue by eliminating
padding:0;
from the CSS styling.
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