Open ghost opened 9 years ago
Disabled elements use neutrale text color __text_neu__ as defined in style.ini, which is "#000". This value doesn't differ from default text color __text__, which makes it hard / impossible do recognize them as being disabled.
__text_neu__
"#000"
__text__
Possible solution: use another color, e.g. #999 work around: customize as shown here https://www.dokuwiki.org/devel:style.ini#local_styleini (tested with farming and does work. the directory tree has to be created).
In static/css/screen.css the following is given:
div.dokuwiki textarea.edit[disabled], div.dokuwiki textarea.edit[readonly], div.dokuwiki input.edit[disabled], div.dokuwiki input.edit[readonly], div.dokuwiki input.button[disabled], div.dokuwiki select.edit[disabled] { background-color: __background_neu__!important; color: __text_neu__!important; font-weight: normal; }
Disabled elements use neutrale text color
__text_neu__
as defined in style.ini, which is"#000"
. This value doesn't differ from default text color__text__
, which makes it hard / impossible do recognize them as being disabled.Possible solution: use another color, e.g. #999 work around: customize as shown here https://www.dokuwiki.org/devel:style.ini#local_styleini (tested with farming and does work. the directory tree has to be created).
In static/css/screen.css the following is given: