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Style a Form with Plain CSS
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Forms and interactive DOM elements are the fundamental building blocks of an application, but that doesn't mean they need to look like every other form on the web. In this lesson, I'm styling a simple input form to drastically change the way it appears without making any unnecessary changes to the DOM itself.
CSS demo code out of sync with this specific completed lesson. No button, input, focus, etc. for new todo.
when I jump around between code / discuss / transcript, and land on code again, it tells me it's only for pro account, yet I'm watching the video with the pro account, sounds strange?!
Instead of having two separate functions to handle the input's onKeyUp and the button's onClick, it might have been simpler to wrap these elements in a form and using the onSubmit handler. What do you think? Is there a reason this wouldn't work?