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  2. Learn how to create custom select boxes with CSS and JavaScript. Follow the steps to add HTML, CSS and JavaScript code and see the example of a custom select box for cars.

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    selElmnt = x[i].getElementsByTagName("select")[0];
      ll = selElmnt.length;
      a = document.createElement("DIV");
    a.setAttribute("class", "select-selected");
    a.innerHTML = selElmnt.options[selElmnt.selectedIndex].innerHTML;...
  3. Learn how to insert selection boxes in Excel to enhance data organization and user interaction. Selection boxes are tools that allow users to select from a list of pre-defined options and are linked to dynamic data sources.

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  5. A selection box is a boxed gift consisting of a variety of edible items, usually chocolate based. They are generally associated with Christmas, particularly in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

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    • When to use a multiple-selection list box
    • The user experience
    • Compatibility considerations
    • Insert a multiple-selection list box
    • Layout tips
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    A multiple-selection list box is list of choices that looks like a scrollable list of check boxes instead of a typical list box. Users can select as many check boxes as necessary from the list. Depending on how you design the multiple-selection list box, users may also be able to type their own list item next to one of the check boxes.

    Use a multiple-selection list box when you want to:

    •Enable users to select multiple items in a list.

    •Enable users to type their own value in a list.

    •Show most or all of the items in a list on the form by default.

    •Display values retrieved from a fixed list, from the form template's data source, or from an external data source, such as a database or Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services list.

    In the following illustration, users can assign expenses in an expense report form to multiple categories by selecting check boxes in a multiple-selection list box. The form designer has chosen to permit custom categories. Consequently, users can enter a value in an empty box next to the last check box in the list.

    With multiple-selection list boxes, users make choices by selecting or clearing check boxes in a box on the form. If the number of check boxes exceeds the height of the control, a scroll bar appears on the right side of the box so that users can see the remaining choices.

    You can design your form template so that users can type their own entry in the list, if necessary. In this case, a check box with an edit box appears as the last item in the list.

    To enter a custom value, users select the check box next to the edit box and then type their entry in the area next to the check box. For this to be possible, you must select the Allow users to enter custom values check box in the Multiple-Selection List Box Properties dialog box when you insert the multiple-selection list box onto your form template.

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    When you design a form template in InfoPath, you can choose to design a browser-compatible form template. When you design a browser-compatible form template, multiple-selection list box controls are unavailable in the Controls task pane because they cannot be displayed in a Web browser.

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    The procedure for inserting a multiple-selection list box differs slightly depending on whether you are designing a new, blank form template or basing the design of your form template on a database or other external data source.

    The following illustration shows how a multiple-selection list box looks when it is selected in design mode, before the form template designer has manually added the list box entries.

    Controls can be bound or unbound. When a control is bound, it is connected to a field or group in the data source so that data entered into the control is saved in the underlying form (.xml) file. When a control is unbound, it is not connected to a field or group, and data entered into the control is not saved. When you select or move your pointer over a control, text and a binding icon appear in the upper-right corner of the control. The text indicates the group or field to which the control is bound in the data source. The icon indicates whether the control is correctly bound to that group or field. When the binding is correct, a green icon appears. If there's something wrong with the binding, you'll see a blue or red icon instead.

    The data source for the form template consists of fields and groups that appear in a hierarchical view in the Data Source task pane. Multiple-selection list boxes are always bound to repeating fields inside a group. Repeating fields allow you to store more than one value in the field. In the following example, the Category multiple-selection list box on the form template is bound to the category repeating field in the Data Source task pane.

    When you design a new, blank form template, the Automatically create data source check box in the Controls task pane is selected by default. This enables InfoPath to automatically create fields and groups in the data source as you add controls to the form template. These fields and groups are represented by folder and file icons in the Data Source task pane.

    If you base the design of your form template on an existing Extensible Markup Language (XML) file, database, or Web service, InfoPath derives the fields and groups in the Data Source task pane from that existing data source.

    Use the following tips to help you refine the appearance, size, and other aspects of a multiple-selection list box:

    •To change the width of several multiple-selection list boxes at once, select the multiple-selection list boxes whose size you want to change, press ALT+ENTER, click the Size tab, and then in the Width box, type a new number.

    •To change the background color for several multiple-selection list boxes at once, select the multiple-selection list boxes that you want to change, on the Format menu, click Borders and Shading, and then on the Shading tab, make the necessary adjustments.

    •To customize the font that appears next to the check boxes in a multiple-selection list box, use the Font and Font Size boxes on the Formatting toolbar. To change the font and font size for all of the multiple-selection list boxes on your form template at once, click the multiple-selection list box that contains the formatting that you want, and then on the Format menu, click Apply Font to All Multiple-Selection List Box Controls.

    •To adjust the spacing between a multiple-selection list box and the objects that surround it on the form template, experiment with margin settings on the Size tab in the Multiple-Selection List Box Properties dialog box. Using margins to increase the spacing offers a finer degree of control than using paragraph breaks to increase the spacing.

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    Learn how to create a list of choices that looks like a scrollable list of check boxes in InfoPath forms. Find out when to use a multiple-selection list box, how to design it, and how to bind it to a data source.

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  6. 3 days ago · You can include a selected attribute on an <option> element to make it selected by default when the page first loads. A <select> element is represented in JavaScript by an HTMLSelectElement object, and this object has a value property which contains the value of the selected <option>.

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