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Last edited Sep 10, 2019
Created on Sep 10, 2019

This example demonstrates a CSS technique for styling placeholder text in input fields using the Sass preprocessor. It shows how to adjust the vertical position and enable line wrapping of placeholder text across different browsers. The code uses the `placeholderWrap.sass` file with input[type='text'] selectors and applies `white-space: pre-line` and `position: relative` with a `top: -7px` offset. It explicitly targets webkit, Mozilla, and Internet Explorer/Edge placeholder pseudo-elements, including `::-webkit-input-placeholder`, `::-moz-placeholder`, and `::-ms-input-placeholder`, noting limitations with IE 10 and Edge.

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