I need to manipulate the attributes of a label
element inside an ASP.NET CheckBoxList control. Each checkbox label needs to have a different class. The best alternative I see is to apply the classes with jQuery after the fact. Does anyone know a better method?
I found this post marginally helpful, however, adding an attribute to the list item only wraps the input
element and the label
element in a span
tag with the denoted attributes.
Variation of Billy's second answer, but without server side code:
Assign the class to checkboxlist itself
<asp:CheckBoxList runat="server" id="MyCBL" CssClass="MyClass"></asp:CheckBoxList>
Any CSS you apply to the parent element (in this case the checkboxlist, which renders as a table) can be passed to its child elements:
<style>
.MyClass label {color: Blue}
.MyClass input[type='checkbox'] {background-color: Red}
</style>