I noticed that when a pesistent navdrawer is opened, input fields outside of the navdrawer are "disabled".
Actually they are not disabled but you can't focus on them - thus you can use them.
This seems to be linked to the _enforceFocus in nav-drawer.js (line 151) altough I am not sure sure what its meant to do. I think this is inherited from bootstrap modal code.
As a workaround, one can use $(document).off('focusin.md.navdrawer') to avoid this effect. But I think it shouldn't be necessary to do that when using a persistent navdrawer (or other version without backdrop)
I noticed that when a pesistent navdrawer is opened, input fields outside of the navdrawer are "disabled".
Actually they are not disabled but you can't focus on them - thus you can use them.
This seems to be linked to the
_enforceFocusin nav-drawer.js (line 151) altough I am not sure sure what its meant to do. I think this is inherited from bootstrap modal code.As a workaround, one can use
$(document).off('focusin.md.navdrawer')to avoid this effect. But I think it shouldn't be necessary to do that when using a persistent navdrawer (or other version without backdrop)