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fix: FIT-139: Fixes Taxonomy dropdown disabled style on Dark Mode #8327
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@ricardoantoniocm worth a look at whitelabel css as well as there might be a chance they were broken there as well. cc: @yyassi-heartex |
This pull request introduces several style adjustments to improve the appearance and accessibility of disabled multi-select dropdowns in the taxonomy control. The main focus is on ensuring consistent visual cues for disabled states.
Disabled multi-select dropdown styling:
var(--color-neutral-surface)for clearer differentiation.var(--color-neutral-content-subtle)for selection items in disabled multi-selects, making the disabled state more visually apparent.var(--color-neutral-content-subtlest), further reinforcing the disabled state.Screenshots
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