html check box fill form

Forms

Forms allow you to collect responses directly off your web site. Producing a form means you can run surveys and gain feedback or leads directly from your site.

Visitors can respond straight from the web page without having to use their e-mail client. Check button.

Creates a checkbox at the current cursor position

In order to use this, you must have firstly inserted a form (click here for more). See also table editing, to allow you to make form entries neater in columns.

What is this for?
This allows you to add a tick box - if ticked the person agrees, for example.

For example, you could have a question: Do you want us to e-mail you?

Checkbox properties to set / modify:

Name: name of the question. This will be the description that you receive of the question that they have answered, e.g. 'name'. It does not show on the form, just in the answer.

Value: This is not seen by the user of the form but you use it to express the preference that ticking the box shows (i.e. the answer to the question you asked). e.g. Do you agree to our terms? [checkbox] - if they tick it, the answer is yes.

Checked: if set the checkbox is drawn turned on, otherwise - off . This is basically a yes / unanswered button.

Required: Check "Required" if you want the field to be validated - the user will not be able to submit the form unless it is filled in.

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