At the moment, the disabled color of the slider is theme.palette.grey[400]. Other inputs use theme.palette.action.disabled (also used e.g. here) and theme.palette.text.disabled.
The Slider should use theme.palette.action.disabled as well.
Current Behavior 😯
The Slider uses theme.palette.grey[400].
Expected Behavior 🤔
The Slider should use theme.palette.action.disabled.
Steps to Reproduce 🕹
Example showing that theme.palette.grey[400] is used: https://codesandbox.io/s/material-demo-qpzdk

Note: I've forced the color with !important for the screenshot above.
Actually, this demo shows another problem with the current style system - the custom disabled style is not applied, because the css specifity of the default disabled class is higher than the one of the custom class - is this wished? Should I create another issue for this problem?


Steps:
- Create a custom theme to see the difference between
grey[400] and action.disabled
- set
disabled to true
Context 🔦
We edit some values of the palette, which leads to a difference between grey[400] and actions.disabled. All disabled inputs have the same color, except for the Slider component.

Your Environment 🌎
| Tech |
Version |
| Material-UI |
v4.8.3 |
At the moment, the disabled color of the slider is
theme.palette.grey[400]. Other inputs usetheme.palette.action.disabled(also used e.g. here) andtheme.palette.text.disabled.The Slider should use
theme.palette.action.disabledas well.Current Behavior 😯
The Slider uses
theme.palette.grey[400].Expected Behavior 🤔
The Slider should use
theme.palette.action.disabled.Steps to Reproduce 🕹
Example showing that
theme.palette.grey[400]is used: https://codesandbox.io/s/material-demo-qpzdkNote: I've forced the color with
!importantfor the screenshot above.Actually, this demo shows another problem with the current style system - the custom disabled style is not applied, because the css specifity of the default disabled class is higher than the one of the custom class - is this wished? Should I create another issue for this problem?
Steps:
grey[400]andaction.disableddisabledtotrueContext 🔦
We edit some values of the palette, which leads to a difference between

grey[400]andactions.disabled. All disabled inputs have the same color, except for the Slider component.Your Environment 🌎