No, the for attribute cross-references only to the id attribute. This is most important for radio buttons and check-boxes where multiple input elements share a common name to belong to the same group but each needs to be labelled differently.
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You can't avoid id in this case:
(yes I know that id isn't needed if input is inside label, but this may not be feasible if there are other elements in between)
Can you use
name? - w3schools.com/TAGS/att_input_name.aspNo, the for attribute cross-references only to the id attribute. This is most important for radio buttons and check-boxes where multiple input elements share a common name to belong to the same group but each needs to be labelled differently.