This looks like an interesting option, although it appears to be only in beta.
This looks like an interesting option, although it appears to be only in beta: widowmaker.kiev.ua/checkbox.
Fun friday challenge, here's my somewhat hacky implementation. Keep in mind for a real app you'll have to include better input type targeting and more robust selectors: JSFiddle: jsfiddle.net/2RNVh/ $("input"). Each(function() { var $this = $(this); $this.hide(); var $image = $("").
InsertAfter(this); $image. Bind("click", function() { var $checkbox = $(this). Prev("input"); $checkbox.
Prop("checked",! $checkbox. Prop("checked")); checkImage(); }) function checkImage() { if($image.
Prev("input"). Prop("checked")) { $image. Attr("src", "
"); } else { $image.Attr("src", "
"); } } }).Unfortunately, I must have not been clear, yes, there are very flexible and nice things you can do with jQuery, CSS (X)HTML and Whatever else... but in essence, they convert the input into a div. It was also hard to find something good for select drop downs. I ended up finding this for the select boxes and I am going to try to see if I can do something similar for checkboxes and radio buttons.
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