There are many differences between the two of these, but they have a lot in common. An input field is a text or drop-down box controlled by the user which text input or drop-down selection is required to trigger an action. An example of an input field is a search field on a website which requires users to type in some keywords for the search engine to find relevant content. A checkbox control can be either ticked or unticked, but it does not require any text entry from the user for it to be triggered. It can be used by clicking on the control and selecting one of two options - tick or untick them.
Your application may have a CheckBox control that you want to customize the appearance of. In this article, we are going to look at how you can customize the appearance of your UI CheckBox Control programmatically.
- By default, your application's UI is designed for two different types of CheckBox:
- To see if these are available in your application’s design, you can use the following code snippet:
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