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What is a Bootstrap checkbox list?

A Bootstrap checkbox list is a group of checkboxes that let users pick one or more choices from a list. It uses the Bootstrap framework, which helps make websites look good and work well on all devices. Each checkbox is a little square that you can click to check or uncheck. These checkboxes are lined up either up and down or side by side. They are often used in forms, surveys, or filter sections of websites. The checkbox list is easy to use and works well on phones, tablets, and computers. Bootstrap also gives built-in styles to make them look clean and neat.

How to use a Bootstrap checkbox list?

To use a Bootstrap checkbox list, you need to include Bootstrap in your website first. Then, you can write HTML code to make checkboxes using the tag. You wrap these checkboxes inside

tags and add Bootstrap classes like form-check and form-check-input. These classes help style the checkboxes automatically. You can add a label next to each checkbox using the tag and the class form-check-label. All of this lets you build a simple list that users can click. You can also group the checkboxes in a form to collect data from users when they click the submit button.

How to style a Bootstrap checkbox list?

Styling a Bootstrap checkbox list is easy because Bootstrap has many helpful classes. You can use the form-check class to style the whole checkbox and form-check-input to make the checkbox itself look neat. You can add form-check-inline to make the checkboxes sit in a row instead of a column. You can also use custom styles by adding your own CSS to change the colors, size, spacing, or borders. This helps match the checkbox list to the look of your website. For example, you can make the checkboxes bigger, give them more space, or change how the labels look. This makes the checkbox list fit in better with your design.

How to build a Bootstrap checkbox list using Purecode AI?

To build a Bootstrap checkbox list using Purecode AI, first go to the Purecode AI website. When the page opens, you will see a box where you can type what you want. In that box, write something like, “I want a Bootstrap checkbox list with four options: Apple, Banana, Orange, and Mango.” This helps the AI know exactly what kind of checkbox list you are asking for. Make sure to include the word “Bootstrap” so the design uses Bootstrap styles. After you type your message, Purecode AI will quickly show you a preview of the checkbox list. Look at it carefully. Make sure the checkboxes are in the right order and that they look neat. Check if the labels and layout match what you asked for. If it doesn’t look the way you want, you can change your message and try again. Once everything looks good, click the “Copy Code” button. This will copy the HTML code for the checkbox list. Open your own website project and paste the code where you want the checkboxes to show. You can now change the labels or add more styles if you want. Using Purecode AI makes it easy to create checkbox lists without writing all the code yourself.