There’s a number of pseudo-classes in CSS.
These pseudo-classes help us style different states and target specific elements based on their relationship or position to other elements.
The :enabled and :disabled pseudo-classes style form elements that can or cannot be filled in or selected.
An enabled element is one that can be clicked, selected, receive focus or accept text input - a disabled element is one that cannot.
Elements are enabled by default but can be disabled using the disabled attribute in HTML.
Enabled / Disabled form fields
The user agent provides some default styling for disabled elements. Let’s take a look…
Continue reading %AtoZ CSS Screencast: Enabled Pseudo-class%
by Guy Routledge via SitePoint
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