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Tagged: checked, colour change, css, state
We are using radio buttons as the filters, these are styled with CSS to look like simple buttons. This CSS is on sf-item-XX li.
We would like to change the background colour and essentially make an active state when then filters checkbox is checked. So the CSS on li item updates. Apologies if there are already solutions to this, I feel like this could be a common request.
Ideally, the solution would not rely on specific item IDs, as new categories can obviously be created and added to this filter. All help and ideas much appreciated.
Thanks very much
Hi again Adam
I’m actually changing the html structure of the the form, so that the check box is not inside the label anymore, and you can make stylings based on the :checked
attribute – I think this is what you are after?
Thanks
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