The textarea tag is an HTML tag that we often use. It is mainly used to achieve line breaks when inputting longer texts. Here is a basic usage of it: textarea tag - represents a multi-line input field in an HTML form The textarea tag appears in pairs, starting with <textarea> and ending with </textarea> property : Common -- General properties cols -- the number of columns for a multi-line input field rows -- the number of rows for a multi-line input field accesskey -- shortcut key access method for the form disabled -- The input field cannot receive focus, cannot be selected, is displayed in gray, and has no effect in the form readonly -- The input field can be selected but cannot be modified tabindex -- input fields, traversal order using the "tab" key Use cases are as follows : Html code: Copy code The code is as follows:<form id="textareaDem" action="#" method="post"> <textarea cols="50" rows="10" id="contactus" name="contactus">Labels on one line</textarea> </form> You can copy the code to your local computer and test it. The problem is, if these two <textarea></textarea> are not on the same line, for example, the effect will be different if they are written in separate lines. Copy code The code is as follows:<form id="textareaDemo" action="#" method="post"> <textarea> This is the textarea tag is not on a line by line, the effect will be different </textarea> </form> You will find that the first code is displayed left-aligned, while the next one is displayed in the center. Therefore, when using textarea, you must pay attention that the text in the textarea tag is relative to the textarea. The textarea is equivalent to providing an editing area, which starts immediately after the textarea, that is, what you see is what you get. As long as these two tags are not in the same line, the space before </textarea> will also be recognized as blank text, and you will find that your mouse editing pointer will not flash at the beginning of the text or next to the text. So make good use of this tag so that you know where to start solving problems when you encounter them. It's a bit confusing, but you should be able to understand it after a little experiment. Hehe0_* |
<<: Teach you to create custom hooks in react
>>: Incredible CSS navigation bar underline following effect
Why optimize: With the launch of the actual proje...
Table of contents 1. What is Proxy? 2. How to use...
To debug js code, you need to write debugger in t...
[LeetCode] 197.Rising Temperature Given a Weather...
Preface After installing MySQL and Navicat, when ...
Make a note so you can come back and check it lat...
summary: The following is a method for changing t...
Install MySQL for the first time on your machine....
This article records the installation and configu...
Table of contents 1. Introduction to label statem...
This article records the detailed process of down...
1. Environment and preparation 1. Ubuntu 14.04 2....
Table of contents Preface Introduction JavaScript...
Preface Let me explain here first. Many people on...
HTML-centric front-end development is almost what ...