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- Introduction
- Understanding Forms
- Creating a Form
- Inserting Form Objects
- Modifying Text Fields and Text Areas
- Modifying Radio Buttons and Check Boxes
- Modifying Lists and Menus
- Modifying Buttons
- Inserting an Image Button
- Making Form Objects Dynamic
- Using Tables to Control Forms
- Validating Forms
- Creating and Editing a Jump Menu
- Viewing Example Code for Forms
This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
Modifying Radio Buttons and Check Boxes
Radio buttons and check boxes allow you to create options for users to select. A radio button allows a user to select only one choice from a set of options, while a check box allows a user to select more than one option from a set of options. Radio buttons are typically used in groups. Both form objects are very often used when you want to create a survey. After you create a radio button or check box, you can use the Properties panel to set or change options for the form objects.
Work with Radio Button and Checkbox Properties
Select a radio button or checkbox within a form document.
Open the Properties panel.
Select from the following radio button options:
- Radio Button/Checkbox. Enter a name for the Radio Button or Checkbox object.
- Checked Value. Enter in a value to be sent to the server when the button is selected. For example, male or female.
- Initial State. Select whether to have the button selected or not when the form first loads.
- Class. Click to apply CSS rules to the object directly or through a CSS Style Sheet.
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