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It isn't easy to see if a bnt-default based checkbox is active or not.
To illustrate, lets look at three right next to each other. If they are either all active or all not-active, it isn't easy to see whether they're all active or not. It helps if at least one is in a different state.
It isn't easy to see if a bnt-default based checkbox is active or not.
To illustrate, lets look at three right next to each other. If they are either all active or all not-active, it isn't easy to see whether they're all active or not. It helps if at least one is in a different state.
I've modified the Javascript Checkbox Button Example to create this jsFiddle demonstrating the issue, but here are some screen shots too.
Imagine arriving at a page and seeing the top image. Are all these checkboxes checked or not?
A single stand-alone btn-default checkbox also has this issue.
E.g. btn-primary-s also have this to some extent, but to my non-designer eye, it looks more pronounced with btn-default.
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