Here's a code snippet I found on our E-Commerce website. Unfortunately, I only have access to the HTML and CSS files, not the JavaScript. The issue I'm facing is that most fields need to be read-only but are displayed in a single line of code, making it challenging to selectively make certain fields editable. Specifically, I want to allow editing for First Name, Last Name, and Email while keeping others disabled. Is there a way to achieve this without delving into complex AngularJS directives?
I appreciate any help in advance.
Edit: Just a heads up - dealing with AngularJS tends to give me a hard time and raise my blood pressure, so if the solution involves intricate directives or Angular-related techniques, let's keep it simple and user-friendly.
<div class="row-fluid" ng-repeat="field in delivery.RecipientsFields"
ng-hide="delivery.HideForDeliveryMethod() == 'true'">
<div ng-class="{true : 'span8', false : 'span4'}[['AddressLine1', 'AddressLine2', 'AddressLine3','Email','PhoneNumber1'].indexOf(field._ServerTag) != -1]"
ng-show="field._Visible == 'true' || (field._ServerTag == 'RoomNumber' && delivery.showRoomNumberFieldForDeliveryMethod())">
<label for="" ng-class="getRequiredClass(field._Required)"
ng-if="field._ServerTag != 'VATNumber' && field._ServerTag != 'RoomNumber'">{{field._DisplayName}}:</label>
[Code snippet continues...]
</div>
</div>