Skipped row does not gray out.

It would need to happen within the CSS – the browser won't do this // there should be some general styling change

And it might be best to just lighten the colors a little

@Mary Jo Kochendorfer ... yep, I'm fine with the entire row not needing to be grayed out per Nick's point. Do note that for me even the inputs do not gray out (see latest screenshot).

@Nick Reid ... I can confirm that the inputs are disabled and I notice a minor styling change where the border becomes lighter. On the fact that the input background stays white for me, is the intention that the browser will handle the styling of the disabled input fields? Or is that supposed to be done explicitly by the openlmis.css file?

@Chris George, I wrote the UAT script saying gray out but I should have been specific that only the inputs gray out. Thoughts?

@Chris George – I think we are talking past eachother....

The input's are programmatically set to disabled.... there currently isn't a background color change for the line-item row

We are doing this because we are going to zebra stripe the rows with CSS... and I kinda feel like adding a 3rd or 4th gray will get a little too busy....

Can you confirm that the inputs become disabled when you skip a row?

If you (or @Mary Jo Kochendorfer) feel strongly that the entire row should become grayed out or disabled, let me know, and I'll tweak the styles....

And a side note: Good luck navigating that CSS file with out a sourcemap (the CSS is compiled from SASS and the sourcemap isn't generated for production (which is what you see on UAT and TEST))

@Nick Reid fyi. See Chris' comments.