Intestinally, using either af|inputText:disabled af|inputText::content
or af|inputText:disabled::content are changing the font-weight to bold
but the color is not changing.
On Feb 5, 2009, at 10:41 AM, Andrew Robinson wrote:
I think it should be:
af|inputText:disabled af|inputText::content {
color: black
}
Reasoning:
1) disabled state is on the inputText.
2) the af|inputText::content is a actually one element, not "the
content under the input text", but rather "the content for the input
text"
This is because "af|inputText::content" is rendered as
class="af_inputText_content" (in uncompressed mode) I believe.
When you get confused, the best thing to do is turn off content
compression and then use FireBug to look at the DOM to see the CSS
classes that are added.
-Andrew
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 8:26 AM, Omar Elprince
<general.equal....@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I'm having a problem in styling a disabled input field: <tr:inputText
value="#{myBacking.myValue}" disabled="true" />. when the inputText
is
disabled, I'm trying to change the text color to be black instead
of gray.
in my css i used
af|inputText:disabled::content {
color:black;
}
That does not work. Does any one have an experience with that case?
Or it might be a bug that i need to report.
--Omar
