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The HTML <input> tag is used to create different form control elements. The type attribute determines what kind of input is created, such as text, password, checkbox, radio button, submit button, reset button, hidden, file, image, or button. Common input types include text for single-line text entry, password to hide text, checkbox for multiple selections, radio for single selections from options, and submit/reset buttons.
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Input tags (report)
- 1. Input Tags Bastian, Jehazel Faye O. Pawid, KalehlaNikole Compelio, Keren Joy T.
- 2. What is an input tag? The HTML input tag is used to display control elements that allow users to input data in a form. The conduct of the control depend mostly on the "type" attribute. This attribute defines the kind of control to be shown.
- 3. Types
- 5. Most common input type
- 6. It defines a control designed for text input.
- 8. It hides the characters inputted using dots or asterisks
- 10. One can give a list of items to choose from. They can choose more than one in the list. Or it can be used as a "yes/no" toggle, when there is only one option.
- 12. Only one of those radio buttons can be checked, and when it's checked, the rest are automatically unchecked.
- 14. It creates a button. When a submit button is pressed it automatically submits the form.
- 16. This creates a submit button that can take a graphical aspect.
- 20. It is used to "save state" within an HTML form.
- 21. They are most often used in forms that have multiple pages and information that needs to be carried from one page to the next.
- 23. This control type allows users to select a file to upload. The file is uploaded when the form is submitted.