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Accessible Form Elements
Sunday, September 25, 2005
How to add a label tag to a form element. This makes your form element such as an input field accessible and a little more user-friendly.Download Web Axe Episode 2
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W3C reference on labels
Sample code:
<form>
<label for="txtEmail">Your email:</label>
<input type="text" name="txtEmail" id="txtEmail"/>
</form>Labels: accessibility, code, element, form, input, label, podcast, web
posted by Dennis at Web Axe at 10:17 AM
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3 Comments:
Editor's Note: For longer forms, or for stricter accessibility requirements, use the FIELDSET, LEGEND and ACCESSKEY techniques.
Fieldsets (with Legends) totally rock! Accesskeys are much needed but I think are hard to generate with form-generator apps, but my Dreamweaver does a really good job when I've completed my form design.
Thanks for that tip. The information you provided would help me a lot on my future projects.
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