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hey guys he going in this video I'll be showing you how to create a custom radio button using pure HTML and CSS so this is going to be a solution which requires no external libraries and it's also gonna work in most if not all of the modern web browsers even including Internet Explorer so it's really easy to achieve and it requires about 30 to 40 lines of CSS so this right here is the final solution as we can see just an example here what is your favorite text editor and if I was to choose something like Visual Studio code we can see right there we get a nice animation along with that that our custom styling or for that video button so it works really nicely and like I said it's really easy to do so let's go inside this tab right here and begin from scratch so inside the HTML file it looks something like this so the first thing I'm gonna do is I want to make a new directory right here I'm going to call this directory radio and this will contain our CSS file for the customer radio button so let's bring a new let's make a new CSS file here and call this radio dot CSS and then of course we can include this inside the head of the HTML file by saying link for CSS radio and then radio dot CSS so now we can move on to writing the HTML for the custom radio button so it's gonna work in a very similar fashion to my previous video on the custom checkbox so in order for this to work we need to first create a new label element just like this and for the four attribute let's just say something like my radio ID just as an example we're gonna also give this a class of radio okay so of course if you want this custom meteor styles to actually take effect your layout or your HTML code needs to be like this and of course this label must have a class of radio and then inside this label we're gonna first put the actual input field for a radio button so in order for this to work you still need an actual radio input in the background and that's just so that the form can actually be submitted to the web server so let's say right here input with a type of a radio now for the name and the ID of course the name is totally up to you but you need to ensure that the value you put for the four attribute here so my video ID matches with what you put for the ID of your input field and that way the label when you click on the elements it's actually going to be toggling the input field right here so for the name I'll just say my radio form field sorry my video...