I am trying to come up with a CSS3 selector for the below HTML:
<input data-type="fillpart" type="checkbox" name="cough, " checked="true">
<ignore></ignore>
<fillpart explicitlyset="true" name="cough, ">cough, </fillpart>
...
<input data-type="fillpart" type="checkbox" name=“fever, " checked="true">
<ignore></ignore>
<fillpart explicitlyset="true" name=“fever, ">fever, </fillpart>
...
<input data-type="fillpart" type="checkbox" name=“flu, " checked="true">
<ignore></ignore>
<fillpart explicitlyset="true" name=“flu, ">flue, </fillpart>
All of the elements are siblings, and there might be additional elements where ...
are. The elements in question are always in a sequence of three (3). Currently, I have CSS as below:
fillpart {
background: #a5d2a5;
}
It colors the text inside <fillpart>
, while the tag itself is obviously ignored, since it is not something that browsers support. I want to alternate the background value depending on whether previous tag matches input[checked='true']
or false
.
Is this possible with CSS3?
Thank you
To style elements after a checked input-field, you can use the CSS next-selector (+):
fillpart {
background-color: #a5d2a5;
}
input:checked + ignore + fillpart {
background-color: red;
}
this will make the fillpart
after the ignore
, after the checked input-field
have a red background-color
EDIT:
Actually, you can use the ~
-selector, which selects every fillpart
element that are preceded by a checked input-field:
fillpart {
background-color: #a5d2a5;
}
input:checked ~ fillpart {
background-color: red;
}
You can use plus sign (+) in your selector:
input[checked="false"] + ignore + fillpart
view my example below:
fillpart {background: #a5d2a5;} input[checked="false"] +ignore+ fillpart{background: red;}
<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <input data-type="fillpart" type="checkbox" name="cough, " checked="true"> <ignore></ignore> <fillpart explicitlyset="true" name="cough, ">cough, </fillpart> ... <input data-type="fillpart" type="checkbox" name=“fever, " checked="false"> <ignore></ignore> <fillpart explicitlyset="true" name=“fever, ">fever, </fillpart> ... <input data-type="fillpart" type="checkbox" name=“flu, " checked="true"> <ignore></ignore> <fillpart explicitlyset="true" name=“flu, ">flue, </fillpart> </body> </html>
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