ikSelect 0.9.5

Stylize selects across all browsers with little effort.

custom syntax support
works perfect as an inline-block
no z-index bugs in IE
optgroups support
great API
add/remove option’s and optgroup’s
disable/enable anything (select, optgoup, option)
optional filter text field
can be used with hidden parents
compatible with mobile devices
behavior is as authentic as possible
callbacks and event triggers


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