> The second variant would hide the expression text in the two static cases. I thought behind those lines as well. It might be we could add a small marker that informs the user that checkbox is configurable.
---- I just attended a talk by https://www.smashingmagazine.com/author/vitaly-friedman/ I asked Vitaly for the ideas for this "crazy checkbox" UI element. As expected, Vitaly was quite puzzled, so unfortunately I got no ideas :) --- One more idea would be having "regular" and "expert" modes, where regular mode looks like checkbox, and in expert mode, all "supercheckboxes" always show their "text fields". Vitaly said regular/expert modes are a good pattern for UI. In other words, "the first variant" by Felix could be "expert mode", and "the second variant" could be "regular mode". --- One more option is to show the text field in a popup/tooltip: [ ] ▼ enable element When you click on ▼ (triangle down or whatever), a popup appears that overlays extra controls for the checkbox in question. As an extra, it could contain extra information like JMeterProperty name, option for configuring the field from a command line, etc It could be a right triangle, so it "folds/unfolds" the text field (and "global expert mode" unfolds all the folded fields) Vladimir
