Checkboxes are little squares that are used to offer a yes/no option. Since users can check more than one checkbox, you may want to include instruction such as, “Check all that apply”.
Radio buttons are little round boxes that are like checkboxes except that only one can be selected in a
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If you are wondering what the information looks like when you get it, here are screen shots that show you the fields. If your form is not working, check these solutions. 1. Label and field colors Use any of the Preview Page Commands to check the form design and function. Many of the field design choices are not seen until viewed in Preview or the internet. It is a good idea to complete the form yourself and then submit it. When you receive the email, review the contents to The fields become a form when they are grouped together. Grouping creates a form object with stored information about the form and the fields within the form. Tab order creates a logical order that takes visitors through the form when they hit the tab key. Only the fields you select are included in the tab order. You do not need to include fields that do not request text, such as radio buttons or checkboxes. Hold This is a way for you to add information about a form that is not seen, but is submitted with the form. Hidden fields can be used to describe any information about the form that is needed to help you identify the form. For example, you can add the type |
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