What happens when the Interactable property is disabled on the Toggle component?

When the Interactable property is disabled on the Toggle component, it stops responding to input events. This means that the user will not be able to click the toggle or interact with it in any meaningful way. The Toggle will remain visually present in the UI, but its functionality will be disabled, effectively rendering it unresponsive to any user input.

While the other options suggest visual changes or alterations to the UI element, they do not reflect the primary function of the Interactable property. This property is specifically tied to user interactivity, meaning that the primary effect of disabling it is the lack of response to user actions. Additionally, disabling this property does not affect the Toggle's color, visibility, or positioning within the UI hierarchy; it simply halts its interactive capabilities.