Checkbox Group

• Introduction
• Basic Usage
• Inline Groups
  • Inline Group Columns
• Sizing
• API Reference
  • props
  • config

#Introduction

The checkbox group allows you to quickly group related checkboxes or radio buttons together in your forms. This is not a replacement for the form-group component, and should be used inside the form-group component in your forms.

#Basic Usage

The most basic usage is like this:

<x-checkbox-group>
    <x-checkbox />
    <x-checkbox />
</x-checkbox-group>

This will stack the checkboxes on top of each other.

#Inline Groups

By default, the checkbox-group is designed to stack your checkboxes and radio inputs, but you can display them inline with each other, by setting the stacked attribute to false. This will display the checkboxes in rows of 3 columns.

<x-checkbox-group :stacked="false">
    <x-checkbox />
    <x-checkbox />
</x-checkbox-group>

#Inline Group Columns

By default, the checkbox-group renders checkboxes in rows with 3 columns when it is rendered inline. To render a different amount of columns, you can specify the grid-cols attribute:

<x-checkbox-group :stacked="false" grid-cols="5"> ... </x-checkbox-group>

#Sizing

For convenience, you can size all the radio or checkbox elements the same by using the inputSize attribute. If no size is provided, it will use the config value for radios and checkboxes.

<x-checkbox-group input-size="lg"> ... </x-checkbox-group>

For more information on the sizing, checkout the Sizing documentation for checkboxes.

#API Reference

#props

#config

The following configuration keys and values can be adjusted for common default behavior you may want for the checkbox-group element.

'defaults' => [
    'choice' => [
        // Supported: 'sm', 'md', 'lg' (defaults to 'sm' if null)
        'size' => null,
    ],
],