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9.3

CssClass on <asp:CheckBox

Asked by strickdd in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), .NET Framework 2.x

Tags: .Net, ASP.Net, Microsoft, CSS

I am looking to style the <input type="checkbox".../> and the <label for="myCheck">...</label> of an <asp:Checkbox/> through a CSS class.

When I apply a CssClass="TestClass" attribute to the control, i get the code below.

What would the CSS look like if I want the checkbox to appear on the same line as the label, but if the label wraps to the next line, it is indented to match the start of the label text.

What it looks like:
[] blah blah
blah

What I want:
[] blah blah
    blah
1:
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
7:
8:
<span class="TestClass">
<input id="GradeReplacement" type="checkbox" name="GradeReplacement"/>
<label for="GradeReplacement" ">
This course can be used as a grade replacement for two courses at once, but only one from a list of pairs. (i.e. Both 15ENGL207
<i>and</i>
15ENGL208 can be replaced by ENGL2007)
</label>
</span>
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Zones: Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), .NET Framework 2.x
Tags: .Net, ASP.Net, Microsoft, CSS
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