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One word, both as an adjective and adverb. Not on line or on-line.
Use to describe content or services that are available on the internet or a particular network. It is OK to use online to describe being on or connected to the internet or a particular network; but in most cases, use a contextually relevant and accurate term such as signed in or connected to the internet.
In general, emphasize on the task to be accomplished, rather than how the user should interact with the UI element. Refer to an option by its label. If you have to use a descriptor, use option or option button.