While you didn't give me the answer I was looking for, you inspired me
to mover forward in the right direction. I finally got the result I
was after. Here's the script I ended with (anyone wants to tighten
this please I'd be more than welcome!)
$(document).ready(function() {
var $inputId
You could do something like this:
$('div#searchLabels label#labelRecipesCat').click(function() {
if (this.checked ){
$(''div#searchLabels
label#labelRecipesCat'').addClass('selected');
$(''div#searchLabels
label#labelEntireSite').removeClass('selected');
};
});
On Nov 13, 10:01
Just to show that I'm doing some work on my own and not just fishing
for solutions. I have the functionality working, but I'm wanting to
target the label element based on whether the related input element is
selected or not, rather than on click. The reason for this is that
the radio input is de
Apologies, if this comes through to the list twice (I waited a few
hours before pushing again).
Update. Here's the beautiful hunk of script that I have at the moment,
but I'm wanting to add the class to the label based on whether it's
associated input element is selected.
$(document).ready(funct
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