I’ve seen the following thread which is related to my question:
WPF ComboBox: background color when disabled
The above deals with changing the Content Template for a ComboBox. I am working with WPF, am somewhat new to Styles and Templates, and I want to change the dull gray background color of a disabled TextBox to some other color. We use TextBoxes frequently in our application and we find the default color settings difficult to read.
I’ve crafted the following solution attempt. But of course, it does not work. Can someone give me an opinion on why?

Unfortunately for the TextBox control, it appears like it’s not as simple as just adding a trigger and changing the Background color when the trigger condition is true. You have to override the entire ControlTemplate to achieve this. Below is one example on how you might do this:
EDIT:
In response to your question, I tried adding the ComboBox style to my original answer above and I was able to integrate it without errors. I’m not sure though if it behaves like you wanted it to. I just copy-pasted what’s in the link you specified.