</pre>
<p>
<span class="label label-info">Heads up!</span>
- <code><a></code> buttons within a <code>fieldset[disabled]</code> will be styled like they each had the <code>.disabled</code> class, but this only affects aesthetics; you must use custom JavaScript to actually make such links non-functional.
+ Contrary to the HTML5 spec, form controls within a <code>fieldset</code>'s <code>legend</code> will also be disabled.<br>
+ Also, <code><a></code> buttons within a <code>fieldset[disabled]</code> will be styled like they each had the <code>.disabled</code> class, but this only affects aesthetics; you must use custom JavaScript to actually make such links non-functional.
</p>
<h3>Validation states</h3>
</pre>
<p>
<span class="label label-info">Heads up!</span>
- <code><a></code> buttons within a <code>fieldset[disabled]</code> will be styled like they each had the <code>.disabled</code> class, but this only affects aesthetics; you must use custom JavaScript to actually make such links non-functional.
+ Contrary to the HTML5 spec, form controls within a <code>fieldset</code>'s <code>legend</code> will also be disabled.<br>
+ Also, <code><a></code> buttons within a <code>fieldset[disabled]</code> will be styled like they each had the <code>.disabled</code> class, but this only affects aesthetics; you must use custom JavaScript to actually make such links non-functional.
</p>
<h3>Validation states</h3>