html - Toggle switch button - how to set responsive measurements? -


i've created this toggle button, , can't set it's size percentage - responsive. manage set it's text viewport width , height - , it's working well, don't want button in viewport measurements....

perhaps ::before , ::after cannot receive measurements in percentage?

html:

    <div class="cont">       <div class="box">         <div class="material-switch">           <input id="someswitchoptiondefault" name="someswitchoption001"               type="checkbox" />           <label for="someswitchoptiondefault" class="label-default"><span              class="homme">homme</span><span class="femme">femme</span>             </label>         </div>       </div>     </div>

css:

      .cont {         padding: 50px;         background-color: #e9e9e9;         width: 100vw;         height: 100vh;       }        .box {         width: 100px;         height: 100px;       }        .material-switch > input[type="checkbox"] {         display: none;       }        .material-switch > label {         cursor: pointer;         height: 0px;         position: relative;         width: 40px;       }        .material-switch > input[type="checkbox"] + label::before {         content: "\f222";         font-family: fontawesome;         font-style: normal;         font-weight: normal;         text-decoration: inherit;         color: #333333;         text-align: right;         border: 1px solid #dcdcdc;         padding-left: 10px;         padding-right: 10px;       }        .material-switch > label::before {         background-color: #f6f6f6;         border-radius: 16px;         height: 24px;         margin-top: -12px;         position: absolute;         width: 100px;       }        .material-switch > label::after {         /*--button---*/         content: "";         font-size: 18px;         background-color: #fff;         border-radius: 15px;         height: 24px;         left: -4px;         margin-top: -8px;         position: absolute;         top: -4px;         width: 73px;         border: 1px solid #dcdcdc;       }        .material-switch > input[type="checkbox"]:checked + label::before {         background-color: #f6f6f6;         content: "\f221";         color: "blue";         font-family: fontawesome;         text-align: left;       }        .material-switch > input[type="checkbox"]:checked + label::after {         background-color: #fff;         left: 30px;       }        .femme {         display: none;       }        .material-switch > input[type="checkbox"]:checked + label>span.homme {         display: none;       }        .material-switch > input[type="checkbox"]:checked + label>span.femme {         display: block;       }        .homme {         font-family: 'roboto light', sans-serif;         font-style: normal;         font-weight: normal;         text-decoration: inherit;         color: #5d5d5d;         font-size: 1vw;         position: absolute;         top: -8px;         left: 9px;         z-index: 999;       }        .femme {         font-family: 'roboto light', sans-serif;         font-style: normal;         font-weight: normal;         text-decoration: inherit;         color: #5d5d5d;         font-size: 1vw;         position: absolute;         top: -8px;         z-index: 999;       }        .material-switch > input[type="checkbox"]:checked + label .femme {         left: 41px;       }        .homme::before {         content: "\f222";         font-family: fontawesome;         font-style: normal;         font-weight: normal;         text-decoration: inherit;         color: #49c8c1;         margin-right: 5px;       }        .femme::before {         content: "\f221";         font-family: fontawesome;         font-style: normal;         font-weight: normal;         text-decoration: inherit;         color: #49c8c1;         margin-right: 5px;       }

i see in css have overridden lot of html dom properties, <input> component. suggest use simple , elegant toggle buttons available normal css. can check below toggle button examples:

https://www.w3schools.com/howto/tryit.asp?filename=tryhow_css_switch https://codepen.io/mburnette/pen/lxnxng


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