How to set readOnly attributes greyed out in input form

[A_B_SE]

Does anyone know how can I make some fields that are just readOnly in grey colour so that it's extra clear that they cannot be edited?

Here can you find an example:

<form _cs="CompanySignatures (example)" created="2017-01-26 12:59:16.000Z" createdBy-id="12345"
entitySchema="xtk:form" img="xtk:form.png" label="CompanySignatures" lastModified="2025-03-11 15:17:58.000Z"
md5="EXAMPLEMD5HASH" modifiedBy-id="67890" name="companySignatures"
namespace="example" xtkschema="xtk:form">
<createdBy _cs="example@example.com (example@example.com)"/>
<container codepage="1252" colcount="2" label="">
<input readOnly="true" xpath="@internalCompanyNaturalKey"/>
<input readOnly="true" xpath="@internalCompanyCode"/>
<input readOnly="true" xpath="@internalCompanyBranchCode"/>
<input readOnly="true" xpath="@internalCompanyOfficialName"/>
<input xpath="@companyName"/>
<input xpath="@officeName"/>
<input xpath="@visitingAddress"/>
<input xpath="@visitingZipCode"/>
<input xpath="@visitingCity"/>
<input xpath="@postAddress"/>
<input xpath="@postZipCode"/>
<input xpath="@postCity"/>
<input xpath="@email"/>
<input xpath="@phone"/>
<input xpath="@fbUrl"/>
<input xpath="@ytUrl"/>
<input xpath="@inUrl"/>
<input xpath="@igUrl"/>
<input xpath="@wwwUrl"/>
<input xpath="@b2b_wwwUrl"/>
<input xpath="@logoUrl"/>
<input xpath="@orgNumber"/>
<input readOnly="true" xpath="@vanligaFragor"/>
<input readOnly="true" xpath="@kundservice"/>
<input readOnly="true" xpath="@senderAddress"/>
<input readOnly="true" xpath="@replyAddress"/>
<input readOnly="true" xpath="@senderName"/>
<input readOnly="true" xpath="@replyText"/>
</container>
</form>

[ccg1706]

Hi @A_B_SE,

You can try to add a style attribute inside your xml.

Regards, 

Celia

[ParthaSarathy]

Hi @A_B_SE ,

Add a container and paste the below,

<container enabledIf="[/ignored/@triggerMessage]=1" type="enabledGroup">
    <input xpath="@lastName"/>
</container>

[A_B_SE]

Thanks Partha! Is there a way to just make the box grey and keep the label black?