The best solution is more than css, but css-only is possible.
The best solution is more than css, but css-only is possible origin code problem: . Radio-toolbar inputtype="radio" { display:none; } Your control is no longer visible and not clickable to user - that means, :checked never occur. To hide the default radio button, most people will use opacity (visibility should work but no one give it a try) The solution will be .
Radio-toolbar inputtype="radio" { opacity:0; } And for the label . Radio-toolbar inputtype="radio" + label{ marign-left:-20px; /* change this 20px to default radio button size */ padding-left:20px; /* change this to your background size to cover default radio */ } The only problem for this solution: it limit your replacement image size, which needs to close to origin radio button. If you need bigger control, you need javascript to trigger the radio button .
Checked porperty Hope it helps.
Try . Radio1 type="radio":checked + label { background:url("../images/radio1. Png") no-repeat; color:#FFF; } .
Radio2 inputtype="radio":checked + label { background:url("../images/radio2. Png") no-repeat; color:#FFF; } . Radio3 inputtype="radio":checked + label { background:url("../images/radio3.
Png") no-repeat; color:#FFF; } then in HTML Radio1.
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