Checkbox
A Checkbox structure stores a boolean yes-or-no value. Suppose you are desigining a site for a car dealership who wants to display, for each car, whether or not it has a V8 engine or a convertable top. Creating a Checkbox Structure for each of these attributes would allow the client to quickly indicate whether or not a car has either attribute.
You could then use the <v:if> VaeML tag display icons next to the car listing that indicate whether the car has a V8 or a convertable top.
The Checkbox structure is also often used to allow your clients to toggle between different display modes, to show and hide navigation elements, or anywhere else where a yes or no choice makes sense.
| Common Use Examples: |
Any yes-or-no option. |
| Supported Validations: | None. |
| Related VaeML Tags: | The <v:if> tag is commonly used to selectively render a page fragment if an option is enabled. |
Backstage Look and Feel
The Checkbox structure editing widget looks like a checkbox:
