HTML and CSS Reference
In-Depth Information
<form>
Function
Defines a form
accept
,
action
,
charset
,
class
,
dir
,
enctype
,
id
,
lang
,
method
,
name
,
onClick
,
onDblClick
,
onKeyDown
,
onKeyPress
,
onKeyUp
,
onMouseDown
,
onMouseMove
,
onMouseOut
,
onMouseOver
,
onMouseUp
,
onReset
,
onSubmit
,
style
,
target
,
title
Attributes
End tag
</form>
; never omitted
Contains
form_content
Used in
block
Browsers flow the special form elements into the containing paragraphs
as though they were small images embedded into the text. There aren't
any special layout rules for form elements, so you need to use other ele-
ments, such as tables and stylesheets, to control the placement of ele-
ments within the text flow.
You must define at least two special form attributes, which provide the
name of the form's processing server and the method by which the para-
meters are to be sent to the server. A third, optional attribute lets you
