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March 4, 2:23 AM
No doubt you interact with at least one form on the Web every day. Whether you’re searching for content or logging in to your e-mail account or Facebook page, using online forms is one of the most common tasks performed on the Web. As designers and developers, creating forms has a certain monotony about it, particularly writing validation scripts for them. HTML5 introduces a number of new attributes, input types, and other elements for your markup toolkit. In this article we’ll be focussing on the new attributes with a future article looking at the new input types. Delete the scoop?
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HTML5 c’est bien. CSS3 aussi.
Bon ok faut pas vouloir faire un dégradé rapidement qui soit compatible Gecko/Webkit, ni faire en une ou deux lignes une boîte avec des coins arrondis. En plus on a de nouveaux jouets, comme les input type=‘search’. Justement en parlant de ça, il se trouve que pour un client je me suis retrouvé devant une maquette où se trouve un champs de recherche habituel, celui-ci étant habillé de gris entre autres choses… À charge pour moi de faire une intégration HTML5/CSS3 de la chose. Delete the scoop?
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Forms are definitely a very important part of a website, but they can be also a bit tricky to handle. To help you working more easily with HTML forms, I have compiled some very useful jQuery code snippets from my personal snippet library in this article.
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