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Style Input type File with CSS and JavaScript

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The worst thing with input [type file]  while using different browsers including firefox,chrome,internet explorar or safari is that they show differnt layout or output. That makes us take extra care while designing our website. Well this is not that tough as seems to be. The goal can be easily achieved by applying a little css and javascript. This repository contains all the relevant code. Using this trick we can mirror any text / link / button / image / or even a div or span to represent a input type file. Live Demo 1 Live Demo 2 Download The Source Code from Github
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“Send to” Bluetooth menu may be missing after a Refresh on Windows 8

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COCOMO MODEL

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