David2015

Oh my.

Yes, it was the cache.
Thank you!

Best
David

I just realized you put that on the divs, not the labels itself 🙂
I will try if this works just as well

Thanks again, awesome support
David

Awesome!

Hello Alexander,

it should be something like this

/* Hiding the orginal radios */
.answer input[type="radio"] {
	display: none;
}

/* Add label background*/
.wpt_test .answer label {
	background: url('') left top no-repeat;
	display: inline-block;
	}

/*change label background when radio checked*/
.wpt_test .answer[checked=true] label {
	background: url('') left top no-repeat;
	display: inline-block;
	
}

Hope there is no mistake in there.
In reality you would use only one image and move it with margins, but this is easier now.

David

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by David2015.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by David2015.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by David2015.

Dear Alexander,

ah, ok that is unfortuate.

I want to style the label element depending on the state of the input.
This way I can design my own radio-buttongs, change label color when selected asf..

This is also not possible with the child selector, as I want to style the label according the input, not the other way around.

Actually I can’t think of any other way to replace the radios with custom ones.
The only other option would be when answers would be an

, then I could style the li-elements but that is also not the case..

Best
David

Good Point. I guess that is a design decision.
My favorite for same values would be to to create 3 positions with equal values, perhaps sorted alphabetically.

If that is possible scale_position_1 could also hold both the scale name the scalee’s results-value, so we can compare them
– or that is available in another variable like scale_position_1_value

That way the User woud still be able to be flexible with somthing like
scale-red = scale_position_1 AND scale_position_1_value > scale_position_2_value

And deliver another “break-even”-result for other cases where position 1 and 2 values are equal.

I would name them something like scale_topposition_1 to be clear about numbering.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by David2015.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by David2015.

I installed the beta from your website, and that seems to do!

I keep this open, as it is still true for the version posted here.

David