Currently, there is no way to disable inputs without custom code.
cc @macandcheese
Roger 馃
Thoughts on having a disabled prop on calcite-label in addition to one on calcite-input that could be inherited by calcite-input but also by any wrapped controls?
If so should there by a styling adjustment for disabled items (would need to be distinct from readOnly)... Probably our 0.4 opacity treatment we use everywhere else with pointer-events:none will work.
My 2 cents: I wouldn't expect label to have a disabled prop.