Radio Button Styling

Question

I want to style radio buttons with pure CSS, no classes or IDs. Just input[type=radio]. I want to use a background image for unselected and selected. However, the -vendor-appearance:none; doesn't work with Trident or Gecko. Just Webkit. In those browsers you can see the background image as a background to the radio button but the button is still there rather than just displaying the image, how can I get rid of the button so just the background image displays. The fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/7kScn/

Answer 1

You can use a CSS2 selector trick to connect to a radio group and display other stuff immediately after.

See: http://jsfiddle.net/7kScn/1/

It's just a basic example, but it operates on the premise of hiding the input field and then styling the label immediately after it, giving it the effect that it's the actual thing you're checking.

Answer 2

Is this of use? input[type=radio]:checked { border: 1px solid black; }