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Man, how are we going to translate that option? :-) |
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"Chips" is just what Google calls them in their Material Design guidelines https://m3.material.io/components/chips/ – think like a "poker chip", but they're called "Badges" or "Pills" or "Tokens" elsewhere, if that helps? |
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Description of the Problem
Radio buttons and checkboxes are good defaults, but sometimes a different UI presentation can help users.
"Chips" have become popular in UI patterns. Here's an article https://readmedium.com/why-chips-should-replace-checkboxes-and-radio-buttons-52f909a5b8f3.
Chips could be useful when you want larger touch targets, a horizontal layout, or maybe just some variation in your blueprint.
We already have "Appearance" options for certain fields:
What this PR Does
New Options
Radios
Checkboxes
Chips on the Publish Forms
And here's what they look like on a publish form
How to Reproduce