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did you try<br />
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&lt;asp:checkbox Class=&quot;xyz&quot;&gt;
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class is not a valid attribute of asp:checkbox
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class is not a valid attribute of asp:checkbox

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I'm using the class for jquery statements so it pretty much has to be on the element itself. Thanks anyway. Knowing it can't be done is a sufficient answer.
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I'm using the class for jquery statements so it pretty much has to be on the element itself. Thanks anyway. Knowing it can't be done is a sufficient answer.

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I just learned that &lt;asp:checkbox CssClass=&quot;xyz&quot;&gt; puts the class tag in a span surrounding the rendered checkbox input element. I can add the class to the input element using server side code such as:<br />
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MyCheckbox.InputAttributes<wbr />(&quot;class&quot;) = &quot;xyz&quot;<br />
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Is it possible to do this somehow directly from the aspx markup?<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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I just learned that <asp:checkbox CssClass="xyz"> puts the class tag in a span surrounding the rendered checkbox input element. I can add the class to the input element using server side code such as:

MyCheckbox.InputAttributes("class") = "xyz"

Is it possible to do this somehow directly from the aspx markup?

Thanks in advance.

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