Ordinary checkboxes cool looks and appeal and yet keep their native functionalit
Editor: CheckBox.XML is an unobtrusive and almost codeless way to give the ordinary checkboxes cool looks and appeal and yet keep their native functionality, for example - keyboard support, client events, etc.

All you have to do is to register the runtime scripts, give a checkbox list placeholder(s) ID, set a skin and add checkbox items in a simple XML file.

On this demo page you will learn how to do this. Installing, configuring and running the script is a matter of minutes.
CheckBox.XML comes with a set of 12 predefined skins* - Acid, AcidMachine, Blue, Classic, Default, Green, Mac, Orange, Red, Vista, WeMakeSites and XP. Applying skins is done automatically after setting a skin name in the declaration of the checkbox list, and you will not have to add manually style or Link tags. CheckBox.XML supports multiple skins on a single page, and you may use a different skin for each checkbox list on the page, as shown below. Creating a custom skins does not require expert skills in CSS programming, and basically you have to change a couple of CSS properties in the skin files and to Create an image sprite.

To set a skin to a checkbox list, use the skin=SkinName property of the checkbox list feed file. Detailed description of the usage of the CheckBox.XML properties, functions and methods can be found in the Using the Script file, accessible from the Start Menu group of the installation of CheckBox.XML. you can free download CheckBox.XML 6.0 Lite now.