HTML <input> Tag
The <input> tag indicates a space where users can type information.
The <input> element is a crucial part of forms.
The <input> element can appear in different ways based on its type attribute.
Here are the various types of input:
<input type="button"><input type="checkbox"><input type="color"><input type="date"><input type="datetime-local"><input type="email"><input type="file"><input type="hidden"><input type="image"><input type="month"><input type="number"><input type="password"><input type="radio"><input type="range"><input type="reset"><input type="search"><input type="submit"><input type="tel"><input type="text">(default value)<input type="time"><input type="url"><input type="week">
Tips and Notes
Tip: Use the <label> tag whenever you want to create labels for different input elements like text boxes (<input type="text">), checkboxes (<input type="checkbox">), radio buttons (<input type="radio">), file upload inputs (<input type="file">), and password inputs (<input type="password">).
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