Input tags Flashcards
(25 cards)
tags allow you to create an input
field where user can enter data.
<input></input>
input tags can be found in
<body>
</body>
denotes a clickable
button.
<input></input>
denotes a
checkbox.
<input></input>
denotes a file-select
field and a “Browse…” button for file
uploads.
<input></input>
denotes a hidden
input field.
<input></input>
denotes a reset
button. This when clicked resets all form
values to default
<input></input>
denotes a submit
button.
<input></input>
denotes a single-line text field.
When developers do not specify the type of INPUT
this is the default input type.
<input></input>
The default width is
up to ___ characters for text
The default width is
up to 20 characters)
denotes an image as
the submit button.
<input></input>
denotes a password
field as characters are masked.
<input></input>
denotes a radio button.
<input></input>
is used for choosing
color through a color well control.
<input></input>
is used for entering a
date (year, month, day) with no time zone.
<input></input>
is used for entering a
date (year, month, day) and time (hour, minute,
second, and fraction of a second) with the time
zone set to UTC.
<input></input>
is used for
entering a date (year, month, day) and time
(hour, minute, second and fraction of a second)
with no time zone.
<input></input>
is used for entering either
a single email address or a list of email
addresses.
<input></input>
is used for entering a
date with a year and a month, but no time zone.
<input></input>
is used for numerical
input.
<input></input>
is used for numerical
input, but unlike number, the actual is not
important.
<input></input>
is used to prompt users
to enter text that they want to search for.
<input></input>
is used for entering a
telephone number.
<input></input>
is used for entering a time
value with hour, minute, seconds and fractional
seconds but no time zone.
<input></input>