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# Configuring how choices appear
DialogForm lets you configure some aspects of how choices for multiple choice prompts appear on screen.
## What To Do
In DialogForm, open up a flow you want to edit.
Next, open the prompt settings panel by double-clicking on the name of the prompt you want to configure (or by hovering over the 
icon that appears to the right of the prompt name).
### Configuring choice size and layout
In the prompt settings panel, under the "INPUT SETTINGS" section, select the "Choice variant" that you want. This controls the size and layout of your answer choices.
{% hint style="warning" %}
Note that the "Small" choice variant does not support Markdown and images. It is best used for just single words or very short phrases.
{% endhint %}
### Shuffling the order in which choices appear
You can shuffle, i.e. randomize, the order in which the choices are displayed. Each user is then shown the choices in a random order.
To do so, in the prompt settings panel, under the "INPUT SETTINGS" section, check the "Shuffle answers" checkbox.
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