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Reset select:disabled opacity for Chrome #33127

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@mdo mdo commented Feb 16, 2021

Fixes #33089

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ffoodd commented Feb 17, 2021

@mdo This only tackles the opacity mismatch in Chrome, not the select:disabled color thing. We may open another PR but this one won't be enough to close the issue.

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ffoodd commented Feb 22, 2021

As highlighted by @tkrotoff in #33089 comment, this should be backported to v4.

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mdo commented Feb 26, 2021

@ffoodd This now properly addresses the color and opacity.

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mdo commented Feb 27, 2021

@ffoodd Oh I'm a dummy, thanks! Wasn't even thinking that it was our doing lol.

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mdo commented Mar 2, 2021

Rebased and modified this with a new commit. Instead of removing the variable entirely, this null-ifies it. Prevents backward compatibility issues and should still fix the issue at hand.

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LGTM, didn't think about BC while dropping a variable 🤦

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tkrotoff commented Mar 2, 2021 •
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Why keep backward compatibility ($form-select-disabled-color) since v5 is not released? Removing it now will save your team from having to deal with it for the entire life of v5.

Less code is always better :)

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XhmikosR commented Mar 2, 2021

Technically, we shouldn't land any further breaking changes during the beta stage :)

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mdo commented Mar 2, 2021

This was labeled as a backport, but near as I can tell, v4's .form-control class resets opacity already. And, we don't reset the color.

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The color for disabled SELECT is different from INPUT TYPE=TEXT and TEXTAREA
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