HTML QUESTION! When making a form...?
by The Cow Exchange
A last-ditch effort to fulfill Thingie #1 ("in the dessert") and Thingie #4 ("passes mustard"), and of course to fill the last 9 minutes of time. Lots of gargling, in hopes to fulfill Thingie #9 (recording vocals "underwater"). Finished just under the buzzer, don't expect quality. Of course, if you made it this far in the album, your expectations are probably already sufficiently lowered. Way improv'd, with much room for improvement.
If you've got a form and it's a got a field and you want the user to put some text in it to show how many oranges they've peeled, then I guess you can just make that tag an <input type="text">. Yeah, that'll make the form so that the user can type one line of text on it. It'll be blank, like you have found. My name isn't Frank, and I'm running this song into the ground. But if you wanna put something else in the text field when the person loads the form in their favorite browser, then you better use the attribute named "value". Just say: value="some text"