Chris Maas

If I toggle `display: inline-block` in Safari's webdev tools, it works. However, the same CSS setting doesn't do anything if the input type is`text`. Weird. Video: https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/assets/6094364/b3ae251f-0b20-4392-b7ee-93e8d78655c9

This fixes it for now, for whatever reason: ```css input[type=time].native-input { align-self: center; } ```

[Here's another weird demo.](https://flems.io/#0=N4IgzgpgNhDGAuEAmIBcIB0ALeBbKIANCAGYCWMYaA2qAHYCGuEamO+RIsA9nYn6wA87KAD4AOnQAEU4RAZIJ0mbPhl4MUQEleZWFIAqEMPEEB6NRohKVssLABOZAA7wp8AJ7OIAXnEhcbiQAVxh-KTAHWD8QHHhnMFQzM1gkOgwAKzAkaDIANwcMOgh4MzpnXDMAATJdWBTuBwgzJDITM1q6PQ66jGNcTLB-UXN7J1cbFUEoMjoAaykmqBiTD0osCBLwrCaSGLiEpJS0wZyZgqKSsorqzu6eJpSwMB6u2AwAI2C6JBgMWGe4TMk3MGwUSkEHyCHhBnQAtGCcg5JrZBPD4NxuFAPgwHFIeFBGjFnE5cLiPMNJLZqbJ0epNAAJbjMcx0qwoqavOEYrE45FU2RcxEQfnKNG8OE8PgQPj4qAMZ4xeHOBStOgAc0pylRzlEAHVoDxmO5uFIAMr8WAUKQAQWcznN8FxiEK5l1AtR8JmJg5NPFdDh6gguF9NNpEtmzmCbnlH2gMQAmtxgni1MxwrB5Yr-OiIAAPeBwpzqnAZmC4rTlaMxeAOYIQcKebw1sjpkBSPIMKD1mIABgAHKgACwAVmGrIjVfgodRXKDIY9Yf9gcQC+1YZky8j0aksfj-iTKfc+fgZYVYCVEsQBaLZBLp-bmfkDkrUfgNbrDfbTd8-mvD47Lse38AdhzHEARjnKcZ05eF5xgzc4NXBCpjgqddwYONlgPZM8SQBhEDPbMQFzG9i1LR9yxfKcP3rRsvF-EB8MI9tO27RiACZew4gBmOEAEZ+IEnjxygt8UInAN4MXTcuW9acBUkyVeH4BS6HMKEkBhSRQTwMRJEkThIBgBBOiodBe1QXs4Q4gBOKyQAAX0IegmBYdBBk4KVVNYJyXJARhmFYf5ni8lSZXgXzHIAXUcoA) I explicitly set the class `ion-text-right` to all three elements. The right-alignment works on macOS (Safari, Firefox, Chrome), but fails on an iPhone with iOS 17...

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