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My question is if an input element in HTML exists which is independent of form element (not INPUT or TEXTAREA). Are there any?
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I think so, only declare the input inside of form, always for declare input type text should be inside of form html, you can read more about this...
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/Input
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I want to style the user input dynamically based on certain validation conditions.
After doing research online it appears that css styling applied within the input either has to be applied to the entire input search box.
I want to have an end result that looks like this where the error/invalid text has a special styling to highlight them dynamically. Please help!
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I have a HTML form in which for some fields the user will enter the values and for some some fields i want to pass some default values, is there a way to do it?
If you want to do it with PHP here is another thread with the answer:
HTML/PHP - default input value
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How can I make a user introduce blockquotes or bold text by himself like stack overflow ? and how does stack overflow change blockquotes to '>' ?
You have to use a Markdown to HTML converter. Probably the best for you would be a Javascript converter. Look at this link for the Showdown Converter.
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As a HTML5 beginner, I would like to know if it is necessary to use an ID for all html elements I use ?
No, you only need to use an ID if you want to target that element or its children for style or script purposes.
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You might need to use it,when you need to work with it like ->
To link to an element with a specified id within a page
To style text with CSS
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I tried finding which element/tag is this one but I couldn't find it anywhere.
See the screenshot:
It appears to be range tag:link
Looks like a jQuery UI element rather than an HTML element.
See this link for more details : JQueryUI Slider