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Charles Wyke-Smith

"Stylin' with CSS: A Designer's Guide 2nd Edition"

E-commerce sites use this
type of connection for payment transactions.
THE TEXTAREA INPUT CONTROL
FIGURE 6.16 Whenever you want
the user to be able to enter more
than just a few words, use a multiline
Textarea ?¬? eld.

A textarea is a multi-line text ?¬? eld, as shown in Figure 6.16. Unlike
the other text form elements, the text area??™s markup is an enclosing
tag, and you can add text between the opening and closing tag to
have default text display the ?¬? eld when the page loads, as illustrated
by the highlighted text in the code above. The rows and cols attributes
set the width and height respectively of the text area; if the
user types more lines than de?¬? ned by the rows attribute, a scroll bar
appears so all the entered text can be reviewed.
FIGURE 6.15 Although visually similar
to the single line text ?¬? eld, text
typed into a password ?¬? eld displays
as a row of dots.
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THE RADIO BUTTON INPUT
FIGURE 6.17 Radio buttons enable
the user to pick one of a number of
choices.
type="radio" value="Choice_1" />
Radio buttons , as shown in Figure 6.17, allow the user to indicate a
choice; they are mutually exclusive, meaning the user can only pick
one.


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