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The current example of <fieldset> does not work because when a <fieldset> is disabled all descendant form controls are disabled, including those inside <legend>. Either the definition of a disabled <fieldset> should be changed or the example. (I'll ask the guy who implemented this in Opera to see if it makes matters much more complicated or just a little to make the example work.)
Should only child legends be skipped? <fieldset disabled> <figure> <legend><input> ...
Checked in as WHATWG revision r3922. Check-in comment: <fieldset disabled> shouldn't disable the fieldset's legend's form controls. http://html5.org/tools/web-apps-tracker?from=3921&to=3922
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