Forms
Do you have a Facebook account? I�m sure you have one. To have an account, you must register, right? Of Course, Yes. You must register in order to have an account and you must fill up something which is called a FORM. In HTML, you can create a form to be use as a way to pass data from server to another server.
Tables are defined with the < table > tag.
The < input > element is considered as the most significant.
An < input > element can be of type text field, checkbox, password, radio button, submit button, and more.
Text Fields
The < input type="text" > delineate a one-line input field wherein a user can input text.
The codes above will interpret and display a form like this:
Password Field
To delineate a form wherein you can input password, you must use < input type="password" >
The codes above will interpret and display a form like this:
Radio Buttons
You must use < input type="radio" > to have a radio button. These buttons let a user choose only one of the choices given.
The codes above will interpret and display a form like this:
Checkboxes
The < input type="checkbox" > displays a checkbox. These boxes let a user to choose 0 or more options of a limited number of selections available.
