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 Form
 ====
 
 A form layout is used to help align and structure a layout that contains many
 controls and input fields.
 
 When to Use
 -----------
 
 -  Use a Form layout when there are many related controls and input fields.
 -  Form layouts are often used for :doc:`settings </plattform/settings>`.
 
 How to Use
 ----------
 
 -  Use Qt's QFormLayout or Kirigami.FormLayout wherever possible.
 -  Do not synthesize your own FormLayout-style layout using a grid.
 
 .. attention::
    |devicon| If for some reason you must create your own FormLayout style layout
    without using one of the aforementioned controls, there are several very
    important things to take into account for 
    :doc:`accessibility </accessibility/index>` reasons""
    
    - Form labels need to be connected with input fields.
    - Headlines for groupings need to be connected.
    - Make sure to test keyboard navigation with the form.
    - Ctrl + Tab should switch between logical groups of controls.
    - Make sure to set the focus to focused controls; don't just highlight them.
 
 
 Alignment
 ^^^^^^^^^
 
 |desktopicon| Desktop
 """""""""""""""""""""
 
 -  On  Desktop it is recommended to place the labels to the left
    of the connected widgets. Labels that are to the left of their connected
    widgets should be right-aligned and end with a colon (in case of
    right-to-left languages, mirror the alignment). This makes the whole group
    of form widgets appear to be center-aligned. In Qt 5, using a QFormLayout 
    handles all of this for you automatically.
--  Align the form in the top center of the window or view the form is placed 
-   in, but below the title.
+-  Align the form in the top center of the window or view in which it is 
+   located, but below the title.
 
 
 
 -  See the pages on
    :doc:`radio buttons </components/editing/radiobutton>` and 
    :doc:`checkboxes </components/editing/checkbox>` for detailed information
    regarding how to align these tricky controls in a Form layout.
 
 .. container:: flex
 
    .. container::
 
       .. figure:: /img/Form_Align_KDE3.png
          :scale: 80%
          :figclass: dont
 
          :iconred:`Don't.` |br|
          Don't use KDE3-style form alignment
 
    .. container::
 
       .. figure:: /img/Form_Align_KDE5.png
          :scale: 80%
          :figclass: do
 
          :noblefir:`Do.` |br|
          Use Plasma 5-style form alignment.
 
 .. container:: flex
 
    .. container::
 
       .. figure:: /img/Form_Align_OSX.png
          :scale: 80%
          :figclass: dont
 
          :iconred:`Don't.` |br| 
          Don't use macOS-style form alignment.
 
    .. container::
 
       .. figure:: /img/Form_Align_KDE5.png
          :scale: 80%
          :figclass: do
 
          :noblefir:`Do.` |br|
          Use Plasma 5-style form alignment.
 
 -  Position groups of items vertically rather than horizontally, as this
    makes them easier to scan visually. Use horizontal or rectangular
    positioning only if it would greatly improve the layout of the window.
 -  Left align controls over multiple groups. This visual anchor facilitates
    scanning of content, and left-hand alignment fits as well forms that
    have been oversized individually.
 
 .. container:: flex
 
    .. container::
 
       .. figure:: /img/Form_Align_NO.png
          :scale: 80%
          :figclass: dont
 
          :iconred:`Don't.` |br|
          Don't misalign controls.
 
    .. container::
 
       .. figure:: /img/Form_Align_YES.png
          :scale: 80%
          :figclass: do
 
          :noblefir:`Do.` |br|
          Align controls to the left.
 
 -  Keep track of label sizes; avoid large differences in text length that could
    result in too much whitespace. Keep translation in mind too; existing length
    differences will be exaggerated for wordy languages such as German and
    Brazilian Portuguese.
 
    .. figure:: /img/Form_Align_Long.png
       :scale: 80%
       :figclass: dont
 
       :iconred:`Don't.` |br|
       Don't use very long captions.
 
 
 |mobileicon| Mobile and narrow space
 """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
 
 -  For mobile, or if only a very small amount of horizontal space is available,
    it is recommended to place the labels above the connected widgets.
 -  When using labels on top, labels and widgets should be left-aligned.
 
 .. image:: /img/Form_Align_YES_Mobile.png
          :scale: 80%
 
 Titles
 """"""
 
 .. figure:: /img/Settings-Notification-dark.png
    :alt: Notifications settings in a form layout
    :scale: 40%
    
    Notifications settings
 
 Place the main title at the top left corner of the window or view your form is 
 placed in.
 
 
 .. figure:: /img/Form5.png
 
    Alignment of Subtitles
    
 Subtitles are left aligned with the longest label of their group.
 
 Spacing and Grouping
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
 Use :doc:`spacing </layout/metrics>` to group and separate controls in your 
 forms.
 
 .. figure:: /img/Form3.png
 
    Spacing used to create three groups of controls
 
 Alternatively, you can use separators for a stronger separation.
 
 .. figure:: /img/Form4.png
 
    Using a separator to group controls
    
 Code
 ----
 
 Kirigami
 ~~~~~~~~
 
  - :kirigamiapi:`Kirigami: FormLayout <FormLayout>`
 
 
 .. literalinclude:: /../../examples/kirigami/FormLayout.qml
    :language: qml