> Alessandro Vernet wrote:
>> Hi Nelson,
>>
>> On 2/4/07, Nelson Tsang <[hidden email]> wrote:
>>> Yes, I'm thinking of the input fields (xforms:input). The case is, for
>>> example, I have some
>>> fields which do the auto calculation in the form which is make
>>> read-only.
>>> However, it become
>>> grey out that is not what I want (since the grey color is a little
>>> bit hard
>>> to read in my form.)
>>
>> You can do this with CSS, by adding to your page, in the <xhtml:head>:
>>
>> <xhtml:style type="text/css">
>>    .xforms-readonly input { background: white; color: black; }
>> </xhtml:style>
>>
>> This changes the way the browser renders disabled text fields. But the
>> browser renders disabled text fields like this for a reason: it give a
>> cue to the end user that the value cannot be modified. So I am
>> wondering if in this case using an <xforms:output> is not a better
>> option.
>
> Plus IE 6 ignores styling of read-only controls, so styling is not
> really a solution since Nelson uses IE.
>
> -Erik