@clockwerkz
Posted
Hi Beatriz,
So one way you could do it through css is to target elements you want to adjust when an input is "checked" or "unchecked" using the input:checked selector. The trick is finding the right way to "grab" the elements you want to control based on the HTML structure of your code.. There's a nice write up on how to use the checkbox to select other elements here: https://css-tricks.com/the-checkbox-hack/
Good luck!
@beatrizalmeidapires
Posted
@clockwerkz Thank you! I will have a look :)
@marcojovanovic
Posted
Hello, Beatriz !!! This project is totally fine ! We both learning CSS here, in order to boost our profile, we need more points. I want to give like to every project of yours and you do same for my projects ! Thanks ! This is my profile https://www.frontendmentor.io/profile/marcojovanovic