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Disabled fieldset won't apply disabled styles to child elements #895
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Hi @gustavohenke, can you verify whether this is still an issue? |
It works 👍 |
I should note that neither buttons or text fields are inheriting the styles anymore... |
@gustavohenke I thought they looked fine in 0.7.1 but I do see the |
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If using a disabled fieldset, styles won't be applied in its child elements.
Current results:
Note that the button is raised.
I expected the button to look like the disabled one from the Angular Material demo.
I think inputs don't need any special styles when they're disabled, except for
cursor: default
(which already is applied).I'm using Angular Material v0.6.1.
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