Input & Forms | HTML | Tutorial 14

Source Code - www.giraffeacademy.com/web-dev... This video is one in a series of videos where we'll be looking at building websites with HTML. The course is designed for new web developers, and will introduce common web development concepts using the HTML language.
Throughout the course we'll be looking at various topics including setting up a page, HTML tags, positioning, styling, formatting and much more.

[@belisamsung6610]

Just the right dynamic, information and video length. You are one talented teacher. Subscribed

[@celestinnarose]

This was awesome! Thanks a lot, just started learning HTML5 for about a month now and Ive taken some really good notes to absorb the info and I’m loving HTML/CSS! I’ve coded and recoded a few html files and CSS external style sheets, saved some repositories on my GitHub account and so far so good, however JavaScript is…a bit more overwhelming 😬. I’ve read quite a few comments that mentioned alcohol 🥃 is needed when learning JS but I don’t drink alcohol.
I definitely won’t give up 💪 thanks again, looking forward to more tutorials 🙂

[@giulia6930]

Thank you very much, Mike, I was looking for a clear explanation of Forms and Input !! Your lesson was perfect!

[@bobsmith1058]

Use line breaks() after each input to get them in a column

[@jeromesuantak2695]

or you can wrap them inside a div tag instead of using line break

[@phillysupra]

Agree with the other comment. Wrap them in a div so its easier to identify in your css. Makes it more readible

[@haibaidzokwomandre1468]

Watching in 2022 and I'm pretty sure aliens from other planets are also enjoying this course

[@nakiapringley5391]

Like your videos because of the simplicity of your style of teaching. Awesome 💯💯💯💯

[@dicksoneneh585]

u were born for this baby!.. so informative

[@mevin-three-dplusmoreltd2120]

I'm just starting to learn html. Thanks for your clear explanations. 👍

[@tymothylim6550]

Thank you very much for this video! It was very helpful and clear for me :)

[@devShahriar]

your are doing very good bro

[@kustomkulture1925]

thanks for the videos they are quite helpfull few yrs later

[@Eckister]

I can't wait to see how these are used with JS or Python. :-O but this is rather amazing stuff! :-O

[@MalkiaMmoja]

Thank you for another excellent tutorial.

[@khawajamohammadayaanali9795]

You are so underrated

[@tanvibotique6074]

U explain so good

[@user-vc2tr3fz2p]

This was really helpful

[@madartnurdwhosnuts4854]

how do you take the input an put in on the webpage not a box ?

[@xesiusprime9360]

great vid bro thanks

[@funnybunny9773]

Thank you!!!

[@redven8872]

Thank you!

[@romsoftware7244]

so educative

[@WizardofLezz]

Mike Firstly Thank you for your tutorials. I have a form with text and check boxes.. When users fill details and click on relevant check boxes at bottom I want the button that will COPY the entire contents filled in the fields and paste in another notepad. How can I achieve this?

[@puneeth5219]

Thanks ....😍

[@a8e429c6b]

i love mike dane!

[@abokaram4643]

Thank you

[@freddypelo]

Just to know: do we need to use the closing slant in the input tag? Thanks for this tutorial, still rocking even with the years…

[@AdamSchelenbergCom]

One little criticism if I may. You didn't talk about the placeholder attribute which where you'd use words like "Username" etc. I wouldn't use the value attribute for that.

[@maciejzareba9563]

Im supriced that my inputs are set in row insted of column

[@ognjenstevic8637]

Thank you HTML Jesus!

[@AA-sc7tf]

He needs to create a full start to finish of how to create a responsive website!

[@ramadhanayieko207]

By doing so we can have a quick overview on hoe to design a webpage

[@prawjalkulung8605]

can we use python instead of Java script ???

[@mrpro51]

I don’t know :(

[@bingusspaceprogram]

you can use jinja, it includes python into html

[@ovoono9708]

Value and placeholder are two different things...!

[@reshmakhatun1862]

You made mistake in row and columns

[@OrincyWhyteDesigns]

Thank you