fix(material/input): incorrect color for select using the size attribute - #23734
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Currently we don't apply the theme colors to native `select` elements, because it can the option text to blend in with the background for Windows users. Our current approach seems to break down for inline selects (with `multiple` or `size` attributes), because they don't have a dropdown, but are instead rendered inline. These changes make it so the exclusion is only applied to `select` elements that have a dropdown.
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…ute (#23734) Currently we don't apply the theme colors to native `select` elements, because it can the option text to blend in with the background for Windows users. Our current approach seems to break down for inline selects (with `multiple` or `size` attributes), because they don't have a dropdown, but are instead rendered inline. These changes make it so the exclusion is only applied to `select` elements that have a dropdown. (cherry picked from commit 032cb06)
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…ute (#23734) Currently we don't apply the theme colors to native `select` elements, because it can the option text to blend in with the background for Windows users. Our current approach seems to break down for inline selects (with `multiple` or `size` attributes), because they don't have a dropdown, but are instead rendered inline. These changes make it so the exclusion is only applied to `select` elements that have a dropdown. (cherry picked from commit 032cb06)
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…ute (angular#23734) Currently we don't apply the theme colors to native `select` elements, because it can the option text to blend in with the background for Windows users. Our current approach seems to break down for inline selects (with `multiple` or `size` attributes), because they don't have a dropdown, but are instead rendered inline. These changes make it so the exclusion is only applied to `select` elements that have a dropdown.
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Currently we don't apply the theme colors to native
selectelements, because it can the option text to blend in with the background for Windows users. Our current approach seems to break down for inline selects (withmultipleorsizeattributes), because they don't have a dropdown, but are instead rendered inline.These changes make it so the exclusion is only applied to
selectelements that have a dropdown.