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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
My app background is black. When I disable a button the icon goes dark, and it's almost invisible on a dark background, and there's no way to change it in the component settings.
I have the same issue for the placeholder of an input. The background is transparent, showing the black background, and the placeholder text is too dark to see.
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Add a style section for disable state to change the disable colors and input placeholder text.
Describe alternatives you've considered
CSS hacks if need be, or by using JS hacks (I'm assuming this may work).
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Using v2.4.12-"dev #5e6cf42" on Docker for Windows.
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FalkWolsky commentedon Feb 13, 2025
We agree. We have to add individual styling sections to Lowcoder Components that can be disabled. PLease excuse the current unfortunate state. As a fast remedy, we could advise that you use individual CSS to tune it as long as we have no properties for it ready. This page has documentation about. https://docs.lowcoder.cloud/lowcoder-documentation/build-applications/themes-and-styling/customize-styles
[-][Feat]: change style for disabled buttons, etc.[/-][+][Bug]: change style for disabled buttons, etc.[/+][Fix]: lowcoder-org#1466 add disabled styles for the components / ref…
[Fix]: lowcoder-org#1466 add disabled/placeholder style for components
Merge pull request #1815 from iamfaran/feat/1466-disabled-placeholders
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