File inputs are replaced elements that ignore CSS centering properties.
The only reliable solution is to wrap the input in a flex container
with items-center.
Changes:
- Added wrapper div with `flex items-center h-11`
- Moved border/background/focus styles to the wrapper
- Input now uses flex-1 to fill available space
- Used focus-within for focus ring on wrapper
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Use leading-[44px] to match the h-11 height, which should vertically
center the file input content. Removed padding that was conflicting.
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The "Choose File" button and "No file chosen" text were not vertically
centered within the file input box.
Fixed by:
- Using py-2.5 for input padding (10px top/bottom)
- Adding file:my-auto to center the button vertically
- Adjusting file:py-1.5 for button internal padding
Note: flex/items-center don't work on <input> elements as they are
replaced elements. Using padding and margin-auto instead.
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The "Choose File" button and "No file chosen" text were not vertically
centered within the file input. This was caused by:
1. Browser default `align-items: baseline` for file inputs
2. Conflicting `py-2` padding on the input container
Fixed by:
- Removing `py-2` (conflicting vertical padding)
- Adding `flex items-center` (explicit vertical centering)
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