iPhone style checkbox using only CSS3
I’m not normally one for CSS experiments, but after reading a few chapters of Hardboiled Webdesign on the plane journey back from Mexico, I had the urge to try out some CSS transitions. I didn’t want to go AT-AT Walker overboard(even though it’s pure awesome), so I decided to create an iPhone checkbox using only CSS. It turned out to be pretty easy, check out the demo and code below. Check out the
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DigitalOcean provides cloud products for every stage of your journey. Get started with $200 in free credit! Checkbox inputs can only have two states: checked or unchecked. They can have any value, but they either submit that value (checked) or don’t (unchecked) with a form submission. The default is unchecked. You can control that in HTML like this: <!-- Default to unchecked --> <input type="check
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