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1,166 Pointswhat's wrong with my answer?
.input[disabled] {
background-color: map-get($input, disabled-background);
border-color: map-get($input, disabled-border);
color: map-get($input, disabled-text);
}
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3 Answers
Tim Knight
28,888 PointsI passed your exact code at the bottom of the editor and it worked just fine for me. Just make sure it's below everything else.
loriortiz2
1,166 Pointsyes it was below.. don't know why it wouln't pass for me. I tried again just now and it passed. Thank you for checking.
Giampaolo Tenti
3,369 PointsSame problem here. I'll try later...
EDIT Works! i've done the same mistake .input[disabled] --> input[disabled]