Both the refs.flounder div and the refs.selectedDisplayed div get classes.DISABLED when the Flounder is disabled.
Problem
It’s redundant to give both divs classes.DISABLED since refs.selectedDisplayed is inside refs.flounder.
What’s more, if you programmatically change the selected option of a disabled Flounder (e.g. setByValue) then refs.selectedDisplayed loses classes.DISABLED.
Wanted
Don’t add redundant classes.DISABLED to refs.selectedDisplayed. (Unless there’s a good reason that I’m missing?)
Currently
Both the
refs.flounderdiv and therefs.selectedDisplayeddiv getclasses.DISABLEDwhen the Flounder is disabled.Problem
It’s redundant to give both divs
classes.DISABLEDsincerefs.selectedDisplayedis insiderefs.flounder.What’s more, if you programmatically change the selected option of a disabled Flounder (e.g.
setByValue) thenrefs.selectedDisplayedlosesclasses.DISABLED.Wanted
Don’t add redundant
classes.DISABLEDtorefs.selectedDisplayed. (Unless there’s a good reason that I’m missing?)