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  • February 13, 2019
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I have a scenario where user is using radio buttons in a list / grid view and some of the answers have 2 and some of them have 3.  I'm finding it extremely difficult to align the answers.  SEE IMAGE


Would like - consistent

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How it looks

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Is there an easy way to align these??  I've tried setting width and such but upon different screen sizes and / or PDF Generation the longer answer ones disappear.

I would prefer not having to split these into individual radio buttons in different columns.  This is a form with save as draft options and attempting to program that in for each set of answers would be tedious and they are trying to stay as OOTB / No code / No configuration as possible.


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Best answer by AAschenbrener

We tried  everything from setting widths, changing the control layouts but with some of them having 2 answers and some 3 - they wouldn't align properly. Looks like some padding that automatically is set with number of answers.  And they wanted horizontal structure.

 

We ended up just creating 3 columns / 2 or 3 radio buttons and linking them into a radio group.

 

Providing the aligning the management wanted. 

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  • February 14, 2019

Hi,


 


Perhaps, you can use the table control to control the layout.



 


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  • February 20, 2019

We tried  everything from setting widths, changing the control layouts but with some of them having 2 answers and some 3 - they wouldn't align properly. Looks like some padding that automatically is set with number of answers.  And they wanted horizontal structure.

 

We ended up just creating 3 columns / 2 or 3 radio buttons and linking them into a radio group.

 

Providing the aligning the management wanted.