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The closest to what you want to achieve, without doing any custom styles is: <RadioGroup TValue="int" @bind-CheckedValue="@checkedValue" Buttons="true">
<Radio TValue="int" Value="1">
@if ( checkedValue == 1 )
{
<Icon Name="IconName.Check" />
}
else
{
<Icon Name="IconName.Times" />
}
</Radio>
<Radio TValue="int" Value="2">
@if ( checkedValue == 2 )
{
<Icon Name="IconName.Check" />
}
else
{
<Icon Name="IconName.Times" />
}
</Radio>
<Radio TValue="int" Value="3">
@if ( checkedValue == 3 )
{
<Icon Name="IconName.Check" />
}
else
{
<Icon Name="IconName.Times" />
}
</Radio>
</RadioGroup>
@code{
int checkedValue = 1;
} Otherwise only way to customize is by using custom CSS. |
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Hi all,
I want to customize radio button control, but I don't know how to start!
At minimum, I need to change check state color.
The perfect solution would be to be able to customize appearance, for example with UTF8 check mark (U+2714) or UTF8 ballot (U+2718)
I suppose it is not so complicated to do, but I am a beginner and I did not find anything in documentation.
What would be the best way to do?
Thanks for any help
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