Glazing with active areas the controls of which are identified by signs produced using digital printing

A glazing at least partially transparent comprising a main surface which is divided along to at least two perpendicular directions into partial surfaces capable of being concealed, opacified, colored and/or illuminated independently of each other, in whole, in part and/or conforming to designs, wherein the partial surfaces are associated with invisible touch controls identified by means of prints,

• wherein the partial surfaces of the glazing comprise a first partial surface and a second partial surface,
• wherein the second partial surface is associated with a first invisible touch control for controlling concealment, opacification, coloration and/or illumination of the second partial surface, said first invisible touch control being (a) offset from said second partial surface and (b) located in said first partial surface, and a first offset identification print is provided on the glazing in said first partial surface to identify a location of said first offset invisible touch control and to allow actuation of said first offset invisible touch control to operate the second partial surface, and
• wherein said second partial surface comprises a second invisible touch control for also controlling concealment, opacification, coloration and/or illumination of the second partial surface and a second identification print to identify a location of said second invisible touch control.