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Hi @Raruto
it could be a valid solution but we want to follow the behavior and style of QGIS as closely as possible to simplify the transition from desktop to web for the average QGIS user
And as you can see, the checkbox doesn't change its appearance based on the layers turned on or off inside it
Checklist
Motivation
Probably within QGIS desktop UI it is not yet managed.
BTW, it's quite common to provide to end users an intermediate state for treeview parent nodes that are not fully active.
Here below an indeterminate checkboxes example:
Suggested solution
Make use of the
fa-square-minus
to denote this state:Before
After
Alternatives considered
fa-square
andfa-square-small
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