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seyedi opened this issue Jul 18, 2016 · 1 comment
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:read-only and :read-write #65

seyedi opened this issue Jul 18, 2016 · 1 comment
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seyedi commented Jul 18, 2016

For these two entries in browser support section following statement is not correct now as Opera supports contenteditable and these selectors.

In Opera, elements that are editable using the contenteditable attribute are treated as read-only because it does not support the contenteditable attribute.

And also this one:

In Chrome, elements editable using the contenteditable attribute do not match :read-only, and hence are not selected with :read-only. They don’t match the :read-write selector either—how they are treated is unknown. Same applies to regular elements that are not editable with contenteditable—they don’t match either of the two pseudo-class selectors.

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Thanks! Fixed!

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