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By placing a <input> with type="number" in an HTML form, viewing the page by a PC the field shows the arrows up and down, but in Mobile appears the keyboard to type the number, I wonder how I can facilitate the change of numbers to the mobile by placing buttons and even to the PC since the arrows are small and very close to each other.
<input min="1" max="10" type="number">
There are ways to do this with CSS or just with Javascript?
There are only ways to do it with CSS, but for me it’s kind of a gambiarra and would only work with Webkit browsers. My tip is to use JS even, there are several examples out there
– hugocsl
I get it, put one on then Hugo.
– Laércio Lopes
Actually your question is duplicated. But there in the other question I will post an answer only with CSS later. If you think she won’t listen to you tell me that I’m canceling the duplicate beauty vote. []s
– hugocsl
Put it there that’s already good. (Y).
– Laércio Lopes
Relax, look at the example http://prntscr.com/n0oc2j. only now I’m leaking from the company and I can only post there more the night, but comment here when I’m in the way there
– hugocsl
All right, all right!
– Laércio Lopes
Laércio, sorry for the delay, but as promised, you are there! https://answall.com/a/370139/97477
– hugocsl
Thank you, I voted there!
– Laércio Lopes
It was pretty cool! Then I will update with an option to Firefox
– hugocsl
I’m in need too!
– Laércio Lopes
I’ve already updated there!
– hugocsl