Re: Selectors Tests

Andrew Fedoniouk wrote:
>> At the moment, in a vanilla Gecko, <input>, <button>, <select>, 
>> <option>, <optgroup>, <textarea>.
> 
> So these are elements that know about @disabled. Why not to use 
> [disabled] as a selector then?

Because that would match <div disabled>.  Also, HTML5 is introducing 
changes to how this stuff works so that all controls in a <fieldset 
disabled> would match :disabled (but not [disabled]).

> <option> (passive element) and e.g. <input> (active element) are so 
> different

In both cases :enabled basically means "can be submitted to the server" 
at the moment.

> Stays: "This [disabled] attribute is inherited but local declarations 
> override the inherited value."

I have no idea what that could mean, and neither does anyone else as far 
as I can tell.

> XTF... what about XBL then? Those <input>s in shadow trees... how they 
> interact with :disabled/:enabled thing?

They match it depending on their state.

-Boris