Tip of the Day

How annoying is it when doing web forms, that when used on IOS devices, etc the first letter gets capitalized ?

Add this to input element.

autocapitalize=”off”

also could use autocorrect=”off”

Many of you probably know this, I didnt !

That’s a nice handy tip. I didn’t know it too. Thanks for sharing!

Was searching for this in the past

Text: <input type="text" > <!-- display a standard keyboard -->
Telephone: <input type="tel" >  <!-- display a telephone keypad -->
URL: <input type="url" > <!-- display a URL keyboard -->
Email: <input type="email" >  <!-- display an email keyboard -->
Zip Code: <input type="text" pattern="[0-9]*">  <!-- display a numeric keyboard --> 

jsfiddle

That’s just awesome.

Cheers revaxarts i thought those were just fot html5 . Saved.

mordauk said
That’s just awesome.

This is so annoying so a big +1 from me!

SportTipsWorld said
How annoying is it when doing web forms, that when used on IOS devices, etc the first letter gets capitalized ?

Add this to input element.

autocapitalize=”off”

also could use autocorrect=”off”

Many of you probably know this, I didnt !

Cool tip. this can be used for username text field. on login form, thanks for sharing.

Lol, that means that you guys have never read an HTML book. Though, I didn’t learn HTML from a book, I just wanted to get better, but all these little useful stuffs are covered in most of the new HTML books.
~ Nick Rameau

Crakken said
Lol, that means that you guys have never read an HTML book. Though, I didn’t learn HTML from a book, I just wanted to get better, but all these little useful stuffs are covered in most of the new HTML books.
~ Nick Rameau

I once read a HTML book and found only two or three things which I didn’t know before – Maybe it was too basic but before spending time on reading I ask Google to help me solve problems

revaxarts said

Crakken said
Lol, that means that you guys have never read an HTML book. Though, I didn’t learn HTML from a book, I just wanted to get better, but all these little useful stuffs are covered in most of the new HTML books.
~ Nick Rameau

I once read a HTML book and found only two or three things which I didn’t know before – Maybe it was too basic but before spending time on reading I ask Google to help me solve problems

+1 That’s what most of us do… And I guess it’s the reason why HTML books authors don’t make that much sales.