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@bjarnef bjarnef commented May 18, 2023

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When <uui-color-area> has disabled attribute it has some opacity and not-allowed cursor.
The <uui-color-slider> did not, so it wasn't clear the slider was disabled besides it wasn't possible to drag handle.

This PR makes this more consistent.

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bjarnef commented May 18, 2023

We may need to have a inner element as cursor and pointer-events doesn't work on same element (cursor need to be on parent and pointer-events on child).

However <uui-color-slider> this also mean the label has not-allowed style. Not sure we want that?

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I think it's fine as it is, but it comes down to taste. I will merge this and we can consider extending it as you suggest if it doesn't feel right after being released.

@iOvergaard iOvergaard merged commit 209bb02 into umbraco:v1/contrib May 22, 2023
@iOvergaard iOvergaard added the bug Something isn't working label May 22, 2023
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