@PetrKaleta originally wrote primer/css#147

Is there any possible way, how to do that or are you planning to support it? I've checked forms source and currently it seems to be impossible because form group is rewriting input's attributes directly

@Jeff2Ma originally wrote primer/css#186

First of all, thanks for making this project, while using I find that when the input element set with disabled attribute, no style for this state. I think it would be better when style with css like:

.form-control[disabled] {cursor: not-allowed;}

or something else to make distinctions from the normal state.

sorry for my poor English, Thank you :)

Something that's been bugging this designer. select elements are generally rendered as buttons, since they don't take direct text input.

This is consistent throughout browsers / operating systems that haven't been completely flattened. I'd suggest simply flipping the inset shadow on selects to be consistent with browser behavior while maintaining the GitHub aesthetic.

Current
This has the same styling as a text input.

Proposed
Simply flipping this will render this closer to a button, mimicking other browser / os behavior.

Safari

Chrome

Firefox

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