Below are some quick side-by-side comparisons of basic Skinr syntax and what they translate to in the UI.

#### Single

      skinr[example_single][title] = Single
      skinr[example_single][description] = A skin with a single option.
      skinr[example_single][options][1][label] = Foo
      skinr[example_single][options][1][class] = foo-class

#### Multiple

      skinr[example_multiple][title] = Multiple (checkboxes)
      skinr[example_multiple][description] = A skin multiple options that uses a checkboxes (multiple choices).
      skinr[example_multiple][options][1][label] = Foo
      skinr[example_multiple][options][1][class] = foo-class
      skinr[example_multiple][options][2][label] = Bar
      skinr[example_multiple][options][2][class] = bar-class

#### Multiple (radios)

      skinr[example_multiple_radio][title] = Multiple (radios)
      skinr[example_multiple_radio][type] = radios
      skinr[example_multiple_radio][description] = A skin multiple options that uses  radios (single choice).
      skinr[example_multiple_radio][options][1][label] = Foo
      skinr[example_multiple_radio][options][1][class] = foo-class
      skinr[example_multiple_radio][options][2][label] = Bar
      skinr[example_multiple_radio][options][2][class] = bar-class

#### Multiple (select)

      skinr[example_multiple_radio][title] = Multiple (select)
      skinr[example_multiple_radio][type] = select
      skinr[example_multiple_radio][description] = A skin multiple options that uses  radios (single choice).
      skinr[example_multiple_radio][options][1][label] = Foo
      skinr[example_multiple_radio][options][1][class] = foo-class
      skinr[example_multiple_radio][options][2][label] = Bar
      skinr[example_multiple_radio][options][2][class] = bar-class