The Radio Button

To create a radio button, you follow the <FORM> tag with <INPUT TYPE="radio">, and close it off with </FORM>. You'll probably want to follow each button with some sort of text identifying what it's for, and insert a line break or paragraph tag between choices....

Some HTML might look like this:

<H3>
Do you find yourself regularly stressed out
about cross-platform incompatibility?
</H3>
<FORM>
     <INPUT TYPE="radio">.......... Yes<BR>     
     <INPUT TYPE="radio">.......... No<BR>     
</FORM>

And would appear on the page so:

Do you find yourself regularly stressed out about cross-platform incompatibility?

.......... Yes
.......... No

Now, if you care less about an honest response than you do about a, uh, correct response, you may want the radio buttons to appear pre-selected. You can do this by adding the CHECKED attribute to the <INPUT> tag, like so....

<FORM>
<H3>The best student is:</H3>
     <INPUT TYPE="radio" CHECKED>June<BR>
     <INPUT TYPE="radio">Kristin<BR>
     <INPUT TYPE="radio">Luke<BR>
     <INPUT TYPE="radio">Matt<BR>
     <INPUT TYPE="radio">Wendy<BR>
</FORM>

And your page will appear skewed in your favor....

The best student is:

June
Kristin
Luke
Matt
Wendy