Select text background color
::selection { background-color: rgba(222,169,19,1.00) }
When <html id="c-1">,
#c-1 ::-moz-selection { background-color: rgba(222,169,19,1.00) }
#c-1 ::selection { background-color: rgba(222,169,19,1.00) }
It only works on Firefox, but not on Google Chrome.
Tried it
#c-1 ::-webkit-selection { background-color: rgba(222,169,19,1.00) }
is of no use either. The desired effect is that when replacing the ID in HTML, the background color of the selected text will also be replaced. How to write it so that webkit can understand it. .
What was originally written is correct. It is estimated that there was an error elsewhere and the problem has been solved.
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Webkit doesn’t need to add -wekbit-, selection can work directly
Did you add an extra space between id and ::?
There is an extra space between your selector and colon