Should checkbox labels be to the right or the left?

With checkboxes and radio buttons, the label is part of the control, and should be positioned to the right of the control, and if a prompt is necessary, the prompt should be positioned immediately to the left or above the group; not the label.

1. Should radio buttons be on the left or right?
2. How do I align a checkbox label?
3. Should label go before or after checkbox?
4. How do I make a checkbox on the right side in HTML?

Should radio buttons be on the left or right?

While Microsoft and Apple aren't explicit on this issue, Java Swing Look and Feel Guidelines explicitly state that the label/value should be to the right of the control for languages read left to right. The same applies to radio buttons.

How do I align a checkbox label?

Method 1: By making the position of checkbox relative, set the vertical-align to the middle can align the checkboxes and their labels. Here, we have made the position of the checkbox relative to the label. So the checkboxes are aligned according to the label.

Should label go before or after checkbox?

Labels for radio buttons and checkboxes are positioned after the field. These positions are defined because that is the usual (and therefore most predictable) position for the label for fields, radiobuttons and checkboxes. Labels are positioned before input fields since the fields sometimes vary in length.

How do I make a checkbox on the right side in HTML?

Float the checkbox to the right and the label to the left, and set the label position to absolute. If you just put the label text to the right of the box without a label, it will not cause the checkbox to be checked when clicked.