I believe everyone has used forms on the page. If you are not satisfied with the monotonous form control unit, you might as well take a look at the following tips:
1. Move selection of form text input: In the text input field, if a prompt is added, the visitor often needs to select and delete it with the mouse, and then enter useful information. In fact, as long as you add onMouseOver="()" onFocus="()" code to <textarea>, everything will become much simpler, such as:
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Similarly, you can add code to <input>.
2. Click to delete the form input unit: This column has the same function as above, but the mouse changes slightly, and you need to click instead of the mouse above. like:
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After clicking on the input unit, the prompt message will be deleted. Isn’t it very convenient?
1. Move selection of form text input: In the text input field, if a prompt is added, the visitor often needs to select and delete it with the mouse, and then enter useful information. In fact, as long as you add onMouseOver="()" onFocus="()" code to <textarea>, everything will become much simpler, such as:
[Ctrl+A Select all Note:Introducing external Js requires refreshing the page before execution]
Similarly, you can add code to <input>.
2. Click to delete the form input unit: This column has the same function as above, but the mouse changes slightly, and you need to click instead of the mouse above. like:
[Ctrl+A Select all Note:Introducing external Js requires refreshing the page before execution]
After clicking on the input unit, the prompt message will be deleted. Isn’t it very convenient?