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Tabs: keep full opacity of focus ring on disabled tabs #63754
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&[aria-disabled='true'] { | ||
cursor: default; | ||
opacity: 0.3; | ||
color: ${ COLORS.theme.gray[ 700 ] }; |
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Is it intentional that we're making the text so close to the non-disabled tab text color now? I'd likely prefer a lighter gray, but as you said, let's ask for some design feedback.
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Yup! Looking at #62480 (comment), there seems to be consensus on the lighter 600
shade. I will update accordingly.
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Updated, using a semantic variable that aliases to gray 600.
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Removing the "Needs design feedback" label since the relevant feedback was already provided in #62480 (comment) This PR is ready for a final review. |
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LGTM 👍
* trunk: (2604 commits) Update "Versions in WordPress" page (#63869) SelectControl: Fix hover/focus color in wp-admin (#63855) Add margin-bottom lint rules for RangeControl (#63821) JSON Schema Docgen Rework (#63868) JSON Schema Reorganization and Fixes (#63591) DataForm: Add a simple story for the DataForm component (#63840) Quick Edit: Support bulk selection (#63841) Update dataviews docs (#63860) Bump the github-actions group across 1 directory with 4 updates (#63808) Add unit tests for the gutenberg_render_block_core_post_title() function. Make hover block outlines not present in Distraction Free (#63819) DataViews: Rename the header property of fields to label (#63843) Fix: Error while Calling edit-site getCurrentTemplateTemplateParts selector (#63818) Revert "Update HeightControl component to label inputs" (#63839) Zoom out: hide vertical toolbar when block is not full width (#63650) Latest comments: Add color block support (#63419) Core Data: Remove leftover 'todo' comment (#63842) Tabs: keep full opacity of focus ring on disabled tabs (#63754) Fix selected row styles in table layout (#63811) Align checkbox, radio, and toggle input design (#63490) ...
What?
Part of #52997
Inspired by #62480, this PR makes sure that the focus ring on disabled
Tabs.Tab
components is fully opaque, and that the text color of disabled tabs doesn't change on hover.Why?
The focus ring on disabled tabs should have full contrast, and disabled tabs should not show "interactive" hints on hover since they're not interactive.
How?
opacity
on disabled tabs, and instead changing the text color to achieve a similar result.Testing Instructions
Tabs
Storybook exampleScreenshots or screencast