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Generally speaking, elm-mld form items (Textfields, buttons etc) allow the user to visually have an indication on whether or not they can interact with them when they are enabled or disabled.
There is something off with the checkbox components, making it impossible to distinguish between an enabled and a disabled checkbox. It's a visual bug only, as clicking a disabled checkbox (when it has Toggles.disabled) doesn't change its state.
I observe the same problem with the Toggle component.
Example of an enabled text field:
Example of a disabled text field:
Example of an enabled checkbox:
Example of a disabled checkbox:
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I just ran into this myself, it looks like part of the problem is that the is-disabled class needs to be applied to the label. You can "manually" do this for now by passing an Options.cs:
Toggles.checkbox
Mdl
index
model.mdl
[Material.Options.cs "is-disabled",Toggles.disabled ]
Generally speaking, elm-mld form items (Textfields, buttons etc) allow the user to visually have an indication on whether or not they can interact with them when they are enabled or disabled.
There is something off with the checkbox components, making it impossible to distinguish between an enabled and a disabled checkbox. It's a visual bug only, as clicking a disabled checkbox (when it has
Toggles.disabled
) doesn't change its state.I observe the same problem with the Toggle component.
Example of an enabled text field:
Example of a disabled text field:
Example of an enabled checkbox:
Example of a disabled checkbox:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: