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GUI Element | Description |
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1 - Title* | Describes the function of the panel. |
2 - Horizontal tabs (first level)* | Default first level navigation. Tabs are ordered logically from left to right, e.g. a sequence of steps in a workflow. |
3 - Vertical tabs | Indicates whether this permission category appears in the web initiative channel configuration panel of the Workspace. If it is visible, the plugin as a whole can be enabled/disabled per web initiativechannel. |
4 - Horizontal tabs (second level)* | Second level navigation. |
5 - Field sets* | Used for grouping input elements. Field sets preferably use a title (legend) to label their content. |
6 - Label | Descriptive label for input elements. |
7 - Text field | Used for user input of short string values. |
8 - Date field | User input for dates. Consists of a text field with a button that invokes a date picker. |
9 - File field | User input for files. Displays a text field with a button that invokes the systems file dialog. |
10 - Text area | Used for user input of long string values. |
11 - Drop-down list | Used for user input of a single selection from a list of options, for example the position of an item in a list. |
12 - Checkbox | Used for user input of a boolean value. |
13 - Radio buttons | Used for user input of a single selection from a small number of options. |
14 - Regular buttons | Used for miscellaneous actions, for example creating a new instance of an object. |
15 - Data grid | Used for listing multiple instances, possibly multi-column and sortable. |
16 - Bottom bar buttons | Used for the main controls of the panel, for example [OK], [Close], and so forth. These buttons always appear in the bottom right-hand portion of the panel and are larger than the regular buttons. |
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