css - Input[type=text] transition delay not working -


i'm using following styles simple input text box, , want dashed border animate solid on focus , vice versa.

        input {             font-family: inherit;             font-size: large;             border: 2px solid #1bd55a;             border-radius: 5px;         }         input[type=text] {             width: 500px;             height: 30px;             color: #616161;             padding-left: 6px;             border-style: dashed;             background-color: rgba(27, 213, 90, 0.12);             transition: 0.3s;         }         input[type=text]:focus {             border-style: solid;             outline: none; /* gets rid of blue outline. */         }

however current code, transition between dash , solid immediate, no animation there. i'm animating single property, , know it's possible make work svg's stroke property, how can apply text input?

unfortunately border-style not animatable property. however, achieve effect markup , border-color. 

   input {            font-family: inherit;            font-size: large;            border: 2px solid #1bd55a;            border-radius: 5px;        }        input[type=text] {            width: 500px;            height: 30px;            color: #616161;            padding-left: 6px;            background-color: rgba(27, 213, 90, 0.12);            border-color: rgba(27, 213, 90, 0.12);            transition: 0.3s;            margin: -2px;        }        input[type=text]:focus {            border-color: #1bd55a;            outline: none; /* gets rid of blue outline. */        }          div.extra-border {          display: inline-block;          border: 2px dashed #1bd55a;          border-radius: 5px;        }
    <div class="extra-border">        <input type="text" placeholder="text here" />      </div>

here fiddle. not precisely same transition svgs give you, not bad.


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