Indeed, but if you want to also style the ul you're in some
problem, but still it's a good point to be more general (I
tend to be very specific about the styling) .
Thanks for the answer!
Cheers,
Piluso
Jens Brueckmann a écrit :
> Hi Piluso,
>
>
>> Hi, I know that this is old, but I was wondering, why put the class in
>> the ul as opposed to putting it in the input as so:
>>
>> ul input.classname {
>> foo: bar;
>> bar: foo;
>> }
>>
>
> you will most probably have more than one checkbox which you want to
> style in a certain way.
>
> Thus, putting the class attribute in the UL element is far easier than
> putting it on each INPUT element you want to style.
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> jens
>
>
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