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How do I change the color of my disabled text?
Approach: With adding basic CSS property we are able to change the font-color of a disabled input. The disabled input element is unusable and un-clickable. This is a boolean attribute. Here using the color property of input we can change the font-color of this disabled input element.
“css change color of disabled button” Code Answer
- button:disabled,
- button[disabled]{
- border: 1px solid #999999;
- background-color: #cccccc;
- color: #666666;
- }
How to change the font color of a disabled input element?
The disabled input element is unusable and un-clickable. This is a boolean attribute. Here using the color property of input we can change the font-color of this disabled input element. Below is the Syntax and implementation of the above approach: Syntax: HTML: CSS: input:disabled { color: black; } Example:
Why is the text black in the disabled element in chrome?
Values in disabled ‘editorfor’ elements are black text, while value in disabled dropdownlists are gray. If I removed the javascript to disable the dropdown list, ie leave it enabled, the text of values is black. In Chrome the values in any element disabled are black, according to the css.
Why does text turn gray in disabled dropdown list?
But when applying $ (#DDList1).attr (‘disabled’,true) via javascript, the dropdown list is disabled but the text of the selected option turns gray Tested above style on Chrome, Firefox and IE 11. Thanks a2h, but the pseudo-class apparently isn’t recognized in VS2013. Not sure what’s up with that. Eg, a blue squiggle forms under ::ms-value.
Where is the CSS for disabled select list items?
But when applying $ (#DDList1).attr (‘disabled’,true) via javascript, the dropdown list is disabled but the text of the selected option turns gray. I thought it was this in bootstrap.css but no effect: Anyone know where the css is for the color of disabled select list items? Thanks! eThunderstor…