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Checkbox Font Color using HTML in Oracle APEX

 

Here I am giving an example to change checkbox font color using HTML in Oracle APEX.

Step 1: Create a Page.

Step 2: Create a Region.

Step 3: Create a Checkbox item.


Step 4: Create List of Value.
  • Go to Shared Components.
  • Click on List of Values under other components.
  • Click on Create option to create LOV from scratch.
  • Choose LOV source as "From Scratch"
  • Give valid name and choose LOV type as "Static"
  • Enter Static Display Values as below,

  • Click on Edit icon and copy and paste below HTML code, which will change the color of display value.
        

HTML Code:

<span title="#DISPLAY_VALUE#" aria-label="#DISPLAY_VALUE#"><span style="color:green;font-weight:bold;font-style:italic">#DISPLAY_VALUE#</span></span>

Step 5: Go to page item's list of values and choose fxgn_checkbox_values (LOV) from shared components and set it.


Step 5: Go to Page item's security and set Escape Special Characters = 'YES'


Output:
The demo is here

That's it.

Happy APEXing!!!...

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