![]() ![]() It sets the header image and header styling, background image/color and styling for any/all elements on the entire post/page. Here’s the full demo showing you how the code enables you to add a check box on any single page or single post admin screen to set the styling for that page or post. You can also add a unique background image based on the checkbox selected as seen in the following demo : You can also add a unique header image based on the checkbox selected as seen in the above demo and style all header elements differently: Background Images You can also customize the checkboxes and text. You can add as many names as desired which automatically generate new checkboxes added to single post/page edit screens. Once you add the code in your theme and custom CSS for each checkbox selection, you can then select any of the color checkboxes to style the page or post. border-radius: sets the rounded corners of the checkbox.border: sets the border properties of the checkbox, such as thickness and color.background-color: sets the background color of the checkbox. This enables you to change the header image, background image/color, CSS and any other elements on the entire page or post simply by checking a box in the admin screen. Inside it, we’ll place: The associated labels for these radio buttons and. Then, we’ll define a wrapper element that will control the page colors. By default, the first radio button will be checked. I tried setting the color to the checkbox after clicked, but not worked. We’ll start with eight radio buttons that will represent the available theme colors. The code in this tutorial for members enables you to select a checkbox to style any single post or page based on your checkbox selection. I have been working for some functionality in checkboxes, but this makes me bit confused when changing the styles of checkbox. ![]()
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