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<img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/A1e9K.jpg" alt="enter image description here"> It must be a common issue but I really can't find any solutions for it. There is a textfield (texts will be written from right to left) and it has a curvy-side background image. The problem is the cursor must stay only in the red box area. The following is the four solutions I've come up with. 1 - Create a div with the background image and put a textfield in it. Unless the textfield is transparent, it will cover the background image. Setting it transparent using CSS? I'm worried about some browsers not supporting it :( 2 - Chop the background image into 3 parts(left - mid - right) and connect them all together. The textfield is positioned in the mid div. This is okay... but the code will look messy :S ... :before :after selectors come in handy maybe? 3 - background image stays the same but the textfield size is decreased and positioned center. This will be the best solution for it but clueless how to do. 4 - Hey, WHY NOT JUST USE CSS3 ?? The background image has a company logo and this cannot be done with CSS... :( Would there be a better solution that supports all the browsers? :( Code --- <pre><code><div id="navigation" class="float-right"> <ul> <li><?php echo anchor('.', 'HOME'); ?></li> <li><?php echo anchor('company', 'COMPANY'); ?></li> <li><?php echo anchor('#', 'PRODUCTS'); ?></li> <li><?php echo anchor('#', 'SUPPORT'); ?></li> <li><?php echo anchor('contact', 'CONTACT'); ?></li> <li><input type="text"></input></li> </ul> </div> </code></pre> CSS --- <pre><code>#navigation ul li{ display: inline; } #navigation ul li input { background:url(../images/common/search_bar.jpg) no-repeat left top; width:113px; height:18px; border: 0px; text-align: right; outline: none; } </code></pre>
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