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<divclassName="opacity-50">
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<divclassName="reset-opacity">
I want this to be of normal opacity.
</div>
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</div>
Q: Whats the workaround?
It's not a design issue, since for code ease, one may want to apply "disabled-like opacity" on the whole parent but keep parts visible (because they have grey parts or actually are enabled).
This is much needed. Currently the way to do this is to selectively add opacity, which takes linear amount of work instead of O(1) (i.e. parent and exception).
Q: Whats the workaround?
It's not a design issue, since for code ease, one may want to apply "disabled-like opacity" on the whole parent but keep parts visible (because they have grey parts or actually are enabled).
This is much needed. Currently the way to do this is to selectively add opacity, which takes linear amount of work instead of O(1) (i.e. parent and exception).
Related: https://css-tricks.com/forums/topic/opacity-of-child-element/
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