You need to style a button differently when it's disabled. Which CSS pseudo-class would be most appropriate to achieve this?
- :disabled
- :hidden
- :inactive
- :unavailable
To style a button differently when it's disabled, you should use the :disabled pseudo-class. This pseudo-class is specifically designed to target elements that are in a disabled state, such as disabled buttons or form fields. It allows you to apply distinct styles to these elements when they are disabled. The other options, :inactive, :unavailable, and :hidden, do not target disabled elements and are not suitable for this purpose.
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