Tutorials - HTML - Forms - Inputs

There are a large number of inputs in HTML, which we will cover in individual sections for easy reference. To use inputs in HTML, you use the <input /> tag, which is a tag without a closing tag, and uses the type="" attribute to let the browser know which type of input should be shown. The kinds of inputs you can use are:

Text
Password
Checkbox
Radio Button
Buttons
Hidden Fields
Submit Buttons

Along with "textarea" and "select" which have different syntax, for large text input and drop down boxes separately. You'll probably recognize almost all of the input types straight away, as you will have seen them on numerous sign up forms around the web. As such, we're not going to go into too much detail about how they work, but will explain some of the attributes they can take.

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