To add an active class to the reset button in Webflow and style it to appear the same as the radio buttons when "checked," you can follow these steps:
1. Select the reset button element in the Webflow Designer.
2. In the Styles panel, locate the "States" section.
3. Click the "+" icon next to the "States" section to create a new state.
4. Enter a name for the state, such as "Active" or "Checked."
5. Once the state is created, you'll notice a new tab with the state's name in the Styles panel. Click on this tab to style the button in the active state.
6. Apply the desired styles to make the reset button visually similar to the checked radio buttons. This can include changing the background color, text color, border, or any other CSS properties to match the radio button's appearance.
7. You can also add interactions or animations to create visual effects when the reset button is clicked or hovered in the active state.
By following these steps, you can add an active class to the reset button in Webflow and customize its visual appearance to match the checked state of the radio buttons. The active state provides a way to toggle between different states or styles for any element in your project.