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text-input/color

19 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

Password input placeholder text color

Password input placeholder text uses the `$text-placeholder` color token.

Password input helper text color

Password input helper text uses the `$text-helper` color token.

Password input field text color

Password input field text uses the `$text-primary` color token.

Password input label color

Password input labels use the `$text-secondary` color token.

Password input field background and border colors

Password input fields use `$field` (contextual) for background-color and `$border-strong` (contextual) for border-bottom.

Password input view icon color

The password input view icon uses the `$icon-primary` color token.

Password input hover state color

In the hover state, the password input view icon uses `$icon-primary`.

Password input focus state color

When focused, the password input field border uses the `$focus` color token.

Password input invalid state colors

In the invalid state, the password input field border uses `$support-error`, error message text uses `$text-error`, and the error icon uses `$support-error`.

Text area label color

Text area labels use the `$text-secondary` color token.

Text area field text color

Text area field text uses the `$text-primary` color token.

Text area placeholder text color

Text area placeholder text uses the `$text-placeholder` color token.

Text area helper text color

Text area helper text uses the `$text-helper` color token.

Text area field background and border colors

Text area fields use `$field` (contextual) for background-color and `$border-strong` (contextual) for border-bottom.

Text area focus state color

When focused, the text area field border uses the `$focus` color token.

Text area invalid state colors

In the invalid state, the text area field border uses `$support-error`, error message text uses `$text-error`, and the error icon uses `$support-error`.

Text area warning state colors

In the warning state, the warning message text uses `$text-primary` and the warning icon uses `$support-warning`.

Text area disabled state colors

In the disabled state, the field background uses `$field` (contextual), the field text uses `$text-disabled`. For default style, border-bottom is transparent. For fluid style, border-bottom uses `$border-subtle` (contextual).

Text area read-only state colors

In the read-only state, for default style the background is transparent and field text uses `$text-primary`. For fluid style, background uses `$field` (contextual) and field text uses `$text-secondary`. Both styles use `$border-subtle` (contextual) for border-bottom.

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