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Name: Adam for web page design, not program
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To some extent, yes. But what you'll need to do, if you want to set CSS properties for checkboxes only, is to define a class for them (since it's an input tag, if you define input CSS properties it will affect any other input tags as well).
For example: I use class="noborder" on any checkboxes to remove any borders I set on input, so that I don't get that weird double square effect.
It can be done...it just takes some messing around.
Good question!
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