> because you literally can't build a good looking dropdown with normal HTML. I disagree. Build a drop down field using the normal form field elements; it is u

> because you literally can't build a good looking dropdown with normal HTML. I disagree. Build a drop down field using the normal form field elements; it is up to the browser to render them in a suitable way. (Which way is suitable may depend on details which the author is unaware of.) > The point is to let me as a user override or ignore your styles, and to keep your styles away from your core content. ... I just want devs to render clean styles that I can work with as a user, and to stop using JS mouseover events to poorly recreate a hover selector. That I agree. Let the user to override/ignore the styles, or to use them without changing if that is what the user wish.