Incorrect use of for <label for=FORM_ELEMENT> for checkbox

[ram-you]

Hi, here is the issue description: Chrome is reporting an error regarding the incorrect use of the syntax. The issue occurs when using the following HTML structure for the checkbox :

<div class="easy-checkbox">
  <input type="checkbox" class="noneSelected">
  <label for="checbox"></label>
</div>

Error message: "Incorrect use of . The for attribute must be associated with a valid form element ID."

The current implementation of the label element is not properly associated with a form element ID. This can lead to accessibility issues and potential inconsistencies in form behavior.

To resolve this issue, the label element should be associated with a valid form element ID using the for attribute (the input tag).

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

[julie-mn777]

hello, just write the code below :

<div class="easy-checkbox">
  <input type="checkbox" id ="checbox" class="noneSelected">
  <label for="checbox"></label>
</div>

[antoniohuynh]

for="checbox" is without K on checkbox on the label line