Replace opacity with a lighter color for the disabled state of controls - #630
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opacity on disabled controlsopacity with a lighter color for the disabled state of controls
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Replaces
opacitywith a lighter color (same as forleaflet-disabled) on disabled controls.Fixes #629.
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Fixes contrast issue on disabled controls
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Fixes outline visibility on disabled controls
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Fixes a stacking context issue in the layer control on drag.This bug doesn't seem to be present anymore, maybe something changed, or it was a browser bug.
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