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Group Heading (Label Type) — Reference
Description
A group heading is a textual label that identifies a group
of related fields.
When to Use
- Recommended
Provide a group heading for each tab group that
consists of multiple controls.
- Recommended
Use a group heading to visually distinguish and
name a group of related fields.
Guidelines
- Recommended
Place a group heading above each group of fields.
- Recommended
Visually indicate which items are associated with
the heading. If the operating environment supports different weights
of type, use bolder type for the group heading, and align the fields
under the heading. Otherwise, indent the fields in each group under
their associated group heading or use a group box.
- Recommended
Left-align group headings vertically with the left
edge of other group headings. For information on bidirectional and
vertical language support, see Chapter 11.
- Recommended
If a group heading appears in a window that can
be scrolled horizontally, scroll the heading with the group it identifies.
- Recommended
If a group heading appears in a window that can
be scrolled vertically, scroll the heading with the group it identifies.
If this is not the desired behavior, consider using a column heading
instead.
Supplemental Related Topics
For more information, see Chapter 11
and the Control and Label
reference pages.