Picture choice
Create picture choice inputs in your forms.
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Create picture choice inputs in your forms.
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Use the pictureChoice() function to create picture choice inputs in your forms. It allows users to select one or more options from a list of choices with associated images.
Generates the following Markdown-like syntax:
Add the required parameter to make the field mandatory:
Generates the following Markdown-like syntax:
The following is the overview of the function:
name
string
A unique name for your form field that you'll use to identify the user's response.*
params
object
*Avoid values for the name argument which may be the names of HTML attributes, such as "name", "role", "id", etc. This is because by default, the form's template string is first sanitized using DOMPurify, and these values may be removed to prevent DOM clobbering.
These parameters are common to all form fields:
question (required)
string
The main question or label of the form field.
required
true (boolean)
When set, the field becomes required.
description
string
Any extra information that the user may need to fill out the form. Appears right below the question.
fieldSize
"sm"
When set to "sm", the font sizes of the question, description, and answer are made smaller.
labelStyle
"classic"
When set to "classic", the question and description of the form field are made smaller.
subfield
true (boolean)
When set, the question and description of the form field are made smaller. Functionally the same as setting labelStyle to "classic".
disabled
true (boolean)
When set, the input is disabled.
autofocus
true (boolean)
When set, the input will be automatically focused when the parent slide becomes active, or immediately after page load.
id
string
The id attribute of the form field container.
classNames
string[]
attrs
Array<{ name: string, value: string }>
Other HTML attributes of the form field. Each attribute has a name and value property.
displayCondition
{ dependencies: string[], condition: string }
choices (required)
Array<{ label: string, value?: string, image: string }>
Array of choices that must include a label for display text, an optional value that's stored in the form data (if not provided, label is used as the value), and an image URL for display.
multiple
true (boolean)
Allow multiple selections.
supersize
true (boolean)
Make the pictures larger.
hideLabels
true (boolean)
Hide the text labels.
hideFormText
true (boolean)
For multiple selections, when set, the form text "Choose as many as you like" is hidden.
checked
string[]
Array of pre-checked choice values.
Value-label pairs allow different values to be stored than what's shown to users. The label appears for users to select, while the value is stored in the form data. Each choice must also include an image URL. Please note, for checked to work with value-label pairs, it must contain the value, not the label.
Generates the following Markdown-like syntax:
Create a picture choice with larger images and hidden text labels:
Generates the following Markdown-like syntax:
Add CSS classes and other HTML attributes using the classNames and attrs parameters:
Generates the following Markdown-like syntax:
Please see the available CSS utility classes.
Conditionally show or hide a picture choice using the displayCondition parameter. It works as follows:
dependencies lists the fields to watch.
condition is the expression that must be true to show the field. This must be a valid Nunjucks expression.
For instance, in the example below, the room style choices will only show up if the user indicates they are interested in interior design.
Generates the following Markdown-like syntax:
An object containing all the configuration parameters for your picture choice field (see the below for the full list of options).
The CSS class names of the form field. .
Controls when the field is shown. The dependencies lists the fields to watch, and condition is the expression that must be true to show the field. The condition must be a valid expression. .
