text:qsTr("A modal bottom drawer will span for the whole application window width and will darken the rest of the app. Clicking on a darkened are will dismiss the drawer.")
text:qsTr("A modal bottom drawer will span for the whole application window width and will darken the rest of the app. Clicking on a darkened will dismiss the drawer.")
text:qsTr("The OverlaySheet control is a kind of modal content which goes over the main application content (either just the page or the whole app area) which is supposed to be used to display long contents, which may be taller than the application window itself, in which case the content will be scrollable.\nThe visual metaphore of the control is a piece of paper that scrollsin, covering the page of the application, which can be dismissed scrolling it away (or tapping any area outside it).")
text:qsTr("The OverlaySheet control is a kind of modal content which goes over the main application content (either just the page or the whole app area) which is supposed to be used to display long contents, which may be taller than the application window itself, in which case the content will be scrollable.\nThe visual metaphore of the control is a piece of paper that scrolling, covering the page of the application, which can be dismissed scrolling it away (or tapping any area outside it).")
text:qsTr("<p>Selection controls allow users to complete tasks that involve a choice or a selection.</p> <p>Depending from The kind of choice that has to be made, the best control to use may be a Checkbox, a RadioButton, or a Switch.</p> <ul><li>Use checkboxes for non-exclusive options that have clear alternatives. Mutually exclusive options should use a set of radio buttons or a combo box.</li> <li>Use radio buttons for a few mutually exclusive options. If there are more than five options (or if there is not enough space to arrange four or five options), use a combo box or list instead.</li> <li>Use switches on Mobile, when immediately activating or deactivating something (ok/Apply buttons not needed).</li></ul>")
text:qsTr("<p>Selection controls allow users to complete tasks that involve a choice or a selection.</p> <p>Depending on the kind of choice that has to be made, the best control to use may be a Checkbox, a RadioButton, or a Switch.</p> <ul><li>Use checkboxes for non-exclusive options that have clear alternatives. Mutually exclusive options should use a set of radio buttons or a combo box.</li> <li>Use radio buttons for a few mutually exclusive options. If there are more than five options (or if there is not enough space to arrange four or five options), use a combo box or list instead.</li> <li>Use switches on Mobile, when immediately activating or deactivating something (ok/Apply buttons not needed).</li></ul>")
