Hi KJ, Just add in the disabled switch. have a look at this: http://plnkr.co/edit/wFLNxoAWRI39kiInzBWv?p=preview However, I could not find a way to let your css component show to the user that it is disabled. This is something you have to take care of. The disabled is working, however, the user is clueless that it is indeed disabled. There are many ways to take care of that. I don't know what will fit in your surroundings. using ngHide and ngShow to show just the text in stead of the input replacement would suffer in a lot of cases I suppose.
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