Thursday, 3 November 2011

Forms & Font

http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fontface/generator

http://www.google.com/webfonts

A web form needs a programmed script to process the information that
someone has filled in. When you hit the submit button, the information gets
sent to the script. The script processes it and does something, e.g. emails you the information.

The script is referenced with the action attribute. The method attribute
specifies how the data gets sent

Most host accounts have a default formmail script which you can link to from a contact form.

Form scripts can be written in .cgi or .php, or any other server-side
programming language.

The label tag connects each bit of text with its relevant input field and is an accessibility requirement. It is also useful for styling forms.

The HTML < input > tag is a stand-alone tag, i.e. it does not come in a pair.







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