@fadzrinmadu
Posted
very good job. one question what if I add a wrapper element to the input how do I keep the toggle going? do you have any idea?
@josiasT1000
Posted
@fadzrinmadu
if you are talking about this input <input id="myCheckbox" type="checkbox" >, I don't know. Because if you add a wrapper to that input("#myCheckbox"), that mean #myCheckbox is no longer sibling with <div class="plans-content">, but his wrapper("parent") is.
So now before selecting prices part depending of if #myCheckbox is checked or not you need to css selector ="#myCheckbox:state ?? wrapper ~ .plans-content .priceX::before": 1-select #myCheckbox with his state("checked or notChecked"), 2-then select his parent who is sibling with <div class="plans-content"> by parent selector "??" 3-select <div class="plans-content"> by sibling selector "~" 4-and select price by child selector " "
But the issue is the are no parent selector. that why I didn't wrap input #myCheckbox.
I hope I help you. Thanks for your feedback.
@fadzrinmadu
Posted
@josiasT1000 thank you for your answer. this is very helpful
