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I think you can switch out "textarea, iframe{ ...}" in the CSS for body>* as it applies to all elements immediately below body, which is in this case all the textareas and the iframe.
*>*>*{width:100%;height:50%} /* html > body > * */
*{margin:0} /* suggested in #1 by @mstaniuk */
:valid{width:33.33%;font-size:18} /* textareas are always valid */ |
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OK, even better! |
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That's a good one @notpushkin, it's quite a while since I did active webdev, didn't recall that selector. https://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/selector.html#attribute-selectors |
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I think you can switch out "textarea, iframe{ ...}" in the CSS for body>*{...} as it applies to all elements immediately below body, which is in this case all the textareas and the iframe.
Apologies if this is the wrong way to do a pull, or bad social form; I'm not really a coder.