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UI Element States Pseudo-Class - :disabled

Pattern:

:disabled

Definition:

The :disabled pseudo-class matches user interface elements that are in a disabled state (not able to accept user input).

Examples:

Style all <input> elements that are in a disabled state.

1	`input:disabled {` `background-color: sienna; }`

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2014-11-14 04:00:21

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