英語 での A radio button の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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A radio button is a small and circular user interface element that lets users select one option from a list.
A radio button allows the selection of only one item in a group.
The purpose of a radio button is that always one of them is selected.
You can use a radio button to select one item only from a list of items.
Note that you can change the image that appears in the main frame either by selecting a radio button or by clicking a thumbnail.
If a default view option has been selected, then it will have a radio button next to it see screenshot above.
When you have reached a radio button which reads All Grade Columns, you have entered the Select Columns section.
Type: This defines whether the form element is a text line, a text box, a drop down menu, a radio button, or a checkbox.
The following example is an example in which an expression is described in the initial value of a radio button item.
In the central column, a radio button allows you to select which side to keep for each field.
The reason Contact Form 7 doesn't provide"radio*" is because a radio button is a required field by nature.
Select the Enable check box for each input you want to enable for recording, and then select a radio button to assign the input to an audio channel.
To avoid confusion as to whether a radio button group is required or not, authors are encouraged to specify the attribute on all the radio buttons in a group.
When you insert a radio button control, you can specify whether the radio button should be to the left or right of the button text, or in the default system position.
To edit the XML value of a radio button, in the Properties sidebar, select the radio button item, then click the Edit button of the radio button property.
selecting a radio button, or checking a check box.
For example, in the screenshot below, a radio button with a value of female and a radio button with a value of male are both mapped to the element gender.
When the user selects a radio button, that button's checked value(the product name in our example) is passed to the associated node the Product element; see the XML Data tree in the screenshot below.
In cases where a web application expects a precise parameter value(for example, when it performs an action based on one of several options), use a radio button, check box, or list/menu form object to control the values the user can submit.
In cases where a web application expects a precise parameter value(for example, when it performs an action based on one of several options), use a radio button, checkbox, or list/menu form object to control the possible values the user can submit.