Foundation HTML5 with CSS3

Chapter 8 <input type="submit" value="Log In"> </li> </ul> Figure 8-16 shows the rendered form. As you know by ...

Assembling Forms and Applications making it nearly impossible for them to submit the form. You wouldn’t want to turn away thousa ...

Chapter 8 A single-line selection control, often called a drop-down menu, will show the selected option when in its collapsed, i ...

Assembling Forms and Applications overly wide menus. If your options require lengthy descriptions, then the select element proba ...

Chapter 8 Figure 8-19. A multi-line selection menu with two options selected Required Attributes  name: Identifies the control ...

Assembling Forms and Applications We’ve given each of the option elements in Listing 8-17 a value attribute that will be submitt ...

Chapter 8 single-line—Chrome and Safari go from gray text in a single-line select to bold, black labels when the selection is mu ...

Assembling Forms and Applications Figures 8-20. The control in Firefox (left) and Chrome (right), both on OS X. The menus appear ...

Chapter 8 exactly as it appears in the document’s markup. This element also allows an optional placeholder attribute to display ...

Assembling Forms and Applications  cols: Specifies the number of characters to display on a single horizontal line, thus defini ...

Chapter 8 datalist The datalist element, introduced in HTML5, contains a set of suggested, predefined values for an input elemen ...

Assembling Forms and Applications <option value="Fawcett City"> <option value="Kandor"> <option value="Mega-City ...

Chapter 8 fields, or any controls with pattern attributes). Note that this button contains some emphasized text and an image, so ...

Assembling Forms and Applications  formaction: This attribute is new to HTML5 and overrides the form’s action attribute in defi ...

Chapter 8 career in web development without ever seeing it. We’re not even going to cover the element in any further depth in th ...

Assembling Forms and Applications element to bind them together and establish their semantic relationship (we’ll introduce the l ...

Chapter 8 It’s often best to leave the browsers to render form legends with most of their default styling intact, and keep the C ...

Assembling Forms and Applications Required Attributes There are no required attributes for the legend element. Optional Attribut ...

Chapter 8 <fieldset> <legend>Select your preferred format</legend> <ul> <li> <label for="text"& ...

Assembling Forms and Applications Optional Attributes  for: Explicitly associates the label with a single control when the attr ...