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HTML Tutorial 6: Basic Elements of An HTML Form (Part 2)

In my previous post, I discussed about HTML form (Part 1) . Same topic will be continued today and this is the Part 2 . In part 1 you've learned creating Text Fields, Password Field, Radio Buttons and Checkboxes. In this post you will learn how to create Submit Button and Drop Down Menu.  You should open Notepad from your PC to practice this lesson. Then save the html code with .htm or .html extension and then open the saved file with a browser to see the result. Let's begin:  Drop Down Menu: Let me begin with creating a drop down menu. This is very interesting as well as easy to create!  Which one is your Favorite Cell Phone Brand?  <select>       <option>Nokia <option>Samsung <option>iPhone <option>BlackBerry  <option>Others </select> You must begin with the <select> tag and end with </select tag>. And every option of the list sho...

HTML Tutorial 5: Basic Elements on An HTML Form (Part 1)

Few months ago, I started writing about HTML. There are already 4 tutorials published on HTML. I know this is not sufficient for an HTML learner. Because learning HTML requires much resources and practice. However I will try to write about HTML whenever I'm able to manage time.  You can also read the previously published HTML Tutorial: Tutorial 1 Tutorial 2 Tutorial 3 Tutorial 4 Today's HTML tutorial is very easy, funny and useful. Today I will discuss about the basic elements of an HTML form . This is the part 1 that includes Text Fields, Password Field, Radio Buttons & Checkboxes.  How to Start:  You can practice using notepad. Press Start + R > Type Notepad > Enter . Now copy or type the code from here. And save them as form.htm or use any other name. But the name should end with either .htm or .html. Then open the file in a browser.  Let's begin -  Usually an HTML form contain...