My students are begging for me to find a good answer.
I have a few yes no radio buttons on some forms.
Many students are saying the yes and no buttons are so smal when accessed on their phonesl. I think I looked into this a while back but no positive answer.
Can the radio buttons be made bigger like the way I can make the text fields bigger?
Can the radio buttons be made bigger like the way I can make the text fields bigger?
Yes and No - you can use graphics instead of Radio Buttons but actual Radio Buttons appearance are set by the system you are using ie Mac, Windoze etc.
So with a bit of CSS you can use Radios of your own choosing.
The best way to handle this is by adding labels to the inputs, so that the entire label + radio becomes the clickable area. Freeway makes this really simple. Type some text after your radio button, then select it and look in the Inspector for the Label check box. That will open up a picker where you can choose the radio input that it is associated with.
Walter
On Nov 10, 2015, at 10:16 AM, Hoffkids email@hidden wrote:
Hi,
My students are begging for me to find a good answer.
I have a few yes no radio buttons on some forms.
Many students are saying the yes and no buttons are so smal when accessed on their phonesl. I think I looked into this a while back but no positive answer.
Can the radio buttons be made bigger like the way I can make the text fields bigger?
it did not make the actual radio circle bigger but simply allows them to click on the word yes or no.
The point is that with CSS you can change the appearance of that label - you can use it to hide the text (yes/no) and/or the Radio itself so that you can replace it with a graphic of your own choosing at any size you like.