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New Grayed out text for text input
If I have an input field that's disabled, the normal behavior of browsers is to gray out the field to indicate that the field is not available for input. Something like:

<input type='text' value='1234' style='font-weight:bold' disabled />

Was wondering if there was a way to get normal looking text for a disabled field? I've tried various combinations of style attributes, but I can't seem a way to get the text to be normal.

Thanks.
New The consensus seems to be to use readonly instead
[link|http://selfforum.teamone.de/archiv/2003/1/35232/|http://selfforum.tea...hiv/2003/1/35232/]
New I'll have a cheese danish.
Can't make out much out of that there link. So do you sprechen ze lingo? :-)

Thanks for the help. Forgot totally about that attribute.
New Jawohl, mein herr
As he said, don't use "disabled", but 'readonly'. Also talks about changing the font color.
New Yes, but "Der Server ist ausgelastet"...
...i.e, "Server Overload", so it won't show the code. Lacking any other input, I'd say, trust Bob and Joe. (Not that I wouldn't have, anyway! :-)


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     Grayed out text for text input - (ChrisR) - (4)
         The consensus seems to be to use readonly instead - (FuManChu) - (3)
             I'll have a cheese danish. - (ChrisR) - (2)
                 Jawohl, mein herr - (jbrabeck)
                 Yes, but "Der Server ist ausgelastet"... - (CRConrad)

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