Adobe 65030089 User Guide - Page 367

USING ROBOHELP HTML 9 361 Advanced program features Add radio buttons 1 Select a location in the form to insert a radio button. 2 Select Insert > HTML > Form > Radio Button. 3 Double-click the radio button and specify the properties: Control Type Select Radio Button. Control Identifier Type the name to associate with the radio button. Control Value Enter the value for the option. Select This Control Is Initially Selected Makes the option a default selection when the topic is opened. 4 Click OK. Add drop-down menus 1 Select a location in the form for the menu. 2 Select Insert > HTML > Form > Drop-down Menu. 3 Double-click the drop-down menu. 4 Set options for the Drop-down Menu tab: Control Identifier Type a name for the menu. This name is not displayed. It is used to sort data from the form. Use the Design Editor to add a label next to the menu. Rows Set how options display. For example, set to 1 to show one item at a time. Allow Multiple Selections Lets users select multiple options. 5 Set options on the Options tab: New Lets you specify a new label. Enter a name in the Label field, and a value in the Value field. Selected Marks the option as a default. 6 Click OK. Frames About frames and framesets Design framesets to customize navigation: Frames Divide the viewer into separate regions for separate topics. Framesets Allow some topics to change while topics in another frame remain stationary. The frameset tells the viewer how to display the frames and which topics to display inside each frame. Topics that are displayed in the frames are the frame source topics. You can use framesets as regular HTML topics. You can have multiple frames in a frameset. Because screen space determines how many frames are practical, too many frames give the viewer a cluttered look. Sometimes only parts of words appear inside each frame. Numerous frames cause increased load times. Last updated 12/14/2011