elements: fix disabled visuals on button #49
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# What While testing, I discovered that the `disabled` feature was not working as expected. The visuals weren’t being applied correctly, which required some CSS work to correct. This also fixed the issue where the pointer events weren’t being disabled at the same time. There were two issues: the concrete controls were being applied to the wrong component, and the CSS cascade was being read in the wrong order. `disabled` takes priority over virtually everything else, so it has to go at the bottom of the CSS field. After that, I applied [the ARIA rules for disabled links](https://www.w3.org/TR/html-aria/#example-communicate-a-disabled-link-with-aria), which specifies that “to communicate a link as ‘disabled,’ remove the `href` attribute and style accordingly.” That, in turn, caused the underline to go away, which was not desired, so when the displayed part is a “disabled anchor,” I added CSS to force the underline to return. I have added a story to show that the disabled button and disabled link work as expected.
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What
While testing, I discovered that the
disabledfeature was not working as expected.The visuals weren’t being applied correctly, which required some CSS work to correct. This also fixed the issue where the pointer events weren’t being disabled at the same time. There were two issues: the concrete controls were being applied to the wrong component, and the CSS cascade was being read in the wrong order.
disabledtakes priority over virtually everything else, so it has to go at the bottom of the CSS field.After that, I applied the ARIA rules for disabled links, which specifies that “to communicate a link as ‘disabled,’ remove the
hrefattribute and style accordingly.” That, in turn, caused the underline to go away, which was not desired, so when the displayed part is a “disabled anchor,” I added CSS to force the underline to return.I have added a story to show that the disabled button and disabled link work as expected.