Re: Proper Coding for Yes/No Questions

Jukka wrote:
> - Include a "dummy" selection, normally as the first item, e.g.
>     <div>
>     <input type="radio" id="smartDunno" value="dunno" name="smart" />
>     <label for="smartDunno">Don't know</label>
>     </div>

Good point. There should _always_ be a default value set (and checked)
for any set of radio buttons, and unless there's an obvious choice 
between the two as to which it should be, a third option like this
should be added.

> Besides, the name attribute value must be the same for all radio buttons
> that are to behave as a group, from which exactly one can be selected,
> which is the whole idea of using radio buttons.

Duh, yes, sorry. Good catch.

> But, alas, it seems that by using that simpler, more natural approach,
> important accessibility enhancements are missed. 

Yeah, browsers suck. :)

> Thus, my suggestion is:
> [snip]

Yep, that looks great! I am not entirely sure about the <div>, although
I could always use CSS to place those wherever I want them, even on the
same line, if the extra lines are bothering me.

--Kynn