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Radio buttons - HTML Tutorial
From the course: HTML & CSS: Creating Forms
Radio buttons
- [Instructor] Besides typing in data, there are times when you want to have the user select between multiple options. The most common ways to do this are using radio buttons, check boxes, or a select menu, which is commonly called a dropdown menu. The two at the top are our radio button input and check box input. They look very much the same. The only difference between them, with a radio button, the user can only select one of the options, while with check boxes, the user can select more than one option. Below that is a select menu. This is a dropdown where you can only choose one option. And below that is also a select menu, but it's set to allow you to choose more than one option. You can choose more than one by using command-click on your Mac, or control-click on your Windows computer. To choose between these options, it is often best to go with a radio button or check box input because then the user can see all of the available options at one time, and they only have to click…
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Basic form structure7m 44s
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Text, email, and URL input types6m 57s
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Number input type6m 3s
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Date and time input types6m 40s
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Radio buttons3m 47s
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Select5m 29s
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Textarea and additional input types7m 15s
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Submit and other types of buttons5m 6s
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Attributes used in forms6m 51s
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