> Yes "bleed" is the terminology I was looking for. I'm really not looking
to
> apply
> custom classes to every element that may exist in the disabled region,
I've
> given a
> contrived example but it is not practical for my intended usage to attempt
to
You'd not need to apply a class to every element, only to the container to
be styled as disabled.
Then using that class you target the elements you want in there.
.disabled input,
.disabled .oddRow {}
etc.
Anyway, next step would be to use a (one-time) CSS expression to set width
and height of the overlay according to the dimensions of the parent
container.
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Regards,
Thierry | http://www.TJKDesign.com
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