Anas R. wrote: > I'm trying to say that we have to deal with the radio button and its text as a one object. > So that styling input[type='radio'] will mean styling the radio-btton-text that has an icon called 'radio-button'. > Just like styling <li> object that has an icon called 'circle'. Enclose the radio button and its text in another element (div or li or p, or whatever you think is most appropriate), give it a class of 'radio', then style it like: .radio {} Does this not solve your problem without breaking backwards compatibility, and if not, why not? -- Benjamin Hawkes-LewisReceived on Monday, 28 April 2008 05:39:32 GMT
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