some HTML Text Box Code

You can use the following code as a basis for adding a text box to your
website. This will enable your users to provide multi-line comments. Most
browsers will render scroll bars on the text box as soon as its contents (i.e.
users' comments) are too big for it.
To use this text box code, simply copy
and paste it into your website and change the values to suit.

This HTML Text Box Code...

<form method="post" action=""><br /> <textarea name="comments" cols="40" rows="5"><br /> Enter your comments here...<br /> </textarea><br><br /> <input type="submit" value="Submit" /><br /> </form><br />

...results in the following text box:

Enter your comments here...<br />

 

Customizing your Text Box

You can change the color, add borders, and add a background picture to your
text box. Here are some examples from the 'comment box' section of our
website:

if you need a back ground colors to your box.<br />	Change the color of your text box!
this how your back ground appears<br />	Add a background image to your text box!
	Add borders to your text box!

Text Box Templates

You can also change things about your text box such as the size, how many
rows/columns it has, and much more.

You modify your text box by changing the value of the attributes. Attributes
are the bit that look something like someattribute="somevalue" (for
example, cols="40" ).

You can use the following templates as a basis for your HTML text box codes.
Simply fill in the blanks or remove uneeded attributes.

1. The Text Box Tag

For an explanation of all the attributes, see the
HTML textarea tag
specifications.




<textarea
 name=""
 rows=""
 cols=""
 class=""
 id=""
 dir=""
 lang=""
 title=""
 style=""
 readonly=""
 disabled=""
 tabindex=""
 onfocus=""
 onblur=""
 onselect=""
 onchange=""
 onclick=""
 ondbclick=""
 onmousedown=""
 onmouseup=""
 onmouseover=""
 onmousemove=""
 onmouseout=""
 onkeypress=""
 onkeydown=""
 onkeyup=""
>

</textarea>

2. The HTML Form Tag

Note that text boxes are part of an HTML form. The HTML form tag also
accepts its own attributes, as follows:

For an explanation of all the attributes, see the
HTML form tag
specifications




<form
 action=""
 method=""
 enctype=""
 accept-charset=""
 accept=""
 name=""
 class=""
 id=""
 dir=""
 lang=""
 target=""
 onSubmit=""
 onReset=""
 onclick=""
 ondbclick=""
 onmousedown=""
 onmouseup=""
 onmouseover=""
 onmousemove=""
 onmouseout=""
 onkeypress=""
 onkeydown=""
 onkeyup=""
>

</form>