I have a user who uses the Tab key to navigate through a form and fill it out... and she noticed that for radio button fields, the tab only goes to the first option and skips the rest.  For example, on a radio button field with options for Yes and No, tab would take the user to the Yes option but then when hitting Tab again, would jump to the next question instead of over to the No option.  It seems to only be radio buttons - for checkboxes, tab goes through each option. 

Is this a function of radio buttons that cannot be affected since they are single-selection, or is there somewhere that I can change how this works?

Hello Cheryl,

It sounds like the only alternative solution to this at this point would be to add 2 radio question types to a form. Then for the second radio button you would hide the Field Label and add to previous row to mimic the look of a multiple choice radio button group. However another downside to this is that you would have to provide JavaScript to validate that only one can be selected. This is not the best workaround but is the only one at this point.

You may also want to play with FireBug(FireFox Plugin) and insert the TabIndex attribute into the source to see if you can implement this functionality. If these attributes take then you could try to create a CSS custom class for this control to use and try to add the ttabindex attribute to the class.

If you have any questions please let me know.

Thanks,

Ryan