Re: Irregular layout of radio buttons
Re: Irregular layout of radio buttons
- Subject: Re: Irregular layout of radio buttons
- From: Quincey Morris <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 8 Nov 2010 11:33:11 -0800
On Nov 8, 2010, at 11:16, vincent habchi wrote:
> What I have is a set of mutually exclusive options, but each one enables a box that is located right under them, giving the user the possibility to enter parameters needed by the option (s)he selected. For example, imagine it is a French ;) restaurant menu dialog. The user could choose between three different desserts, and, within each dessert, some custom items. Thus, for example, a three-flavor ice cream could command a three pop-up box to select each flavor, while a cake would have a single pop-up to choose between chocolate, coffee or vanilla. Therefore, the radio buttons would have to be unevenly spaced.
Ah, I see -- I think. You're saying that the radio buttons are aligned normally (left alignment), but are unevenly spaced vertically due to interspersed auxiliary controls for each button?
In that case, I agree that you still have proper radio button behavior, and your intended solution is the correct one.
Your original post said the buttons were in "random places", which made me imagine something like map pins. The scenario described above isn't what I would call "random" placement. :)
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