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#If a text is too long for a text box / label then the text continues and the user will be able to see this text by moving the cursor in the text box / label. It should never change size due to content. | #If a text is too long for a text box / label then the text continues and the user will be able to see this text by moving the cursor in the text box / label. It should never change size due to content. | ||
#Label must be on the right side of check box. | #Label must be on the right side of check box. | ||
#Any field that is just for display of info and cannot be edited should be shown in disabled mode (either gray background or gray font text). | |||
#Second letter should be small for labels and dialog headers for all English, Danish and Vietnamese text resources. E.g. it is called "User name" and not "User Name". | #Second letter should be small for labels and dialog headers for all English, Danish and Vietnamese text resources. E.g. it is called "User name" and not "User Name". | ||
#Field labels in other languages may be longer than the original meaning you should consider that the label will still look good if label is longer text string. | #Field labels in other languages may be longer than the original meaning you should consider that the label will still look good if label is longer text string. | ||
Revision as of 03:21, 27 March 2009
Text boxes and field label LnF
- If a text is too long for a text box / label then the text continues and the user will be able to see this text by moving the cursor in the text box / label. It should never change size due to content.
- Label must be on the right side of check box.
- Any field that is just for display of info and cannot be edited should be shown in disabled mode (either gray background or gray font text).
- Second letter should be small for labels and dialog headers for all English, Danish and Vietnamese text resources. E.g. it is called "User name" and not "User Name".
- Field labels in other languages may be longer than the original meaning you should consider that the label will still look good if label is longer text string.
- Make sure there is always space in between fields, boxes and window edges. Text that ends very close to where a another entry box starts also does not look good.
- All fields must use general style-sheet that specifies width, color, etc.