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This article mainly introduces how to use disabled and enabled in CSS3. It is very detailed and has a certain reference value. Friends who are interested must finish it!

In Web forms, some form elements (such as input boxes, password boxes, check boxes, and so on) have two states: available and unavailable. By default, these form elements are available.

In CSS3, we can use the: enabled selector and: disabled selector to set the CSS style for the available and unavailable states of the form elements, respectively. For example:

CSS3:enabled selector and: disabled selector

Input [type= "text"]: enabled

{

Outline:1pxsolid#63E3FF

}

Input [type= "text"]: disabled

{

Background-color:#FFD572

}

Available:

Disable:

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