Creating character text box in html - html

I have a requirement of creating text box which will have columns and every columns will accommodate a single character .
Like the image of text box is :-
Is there any simple way to do it or i have to create a set of separate text boxes to accomplish the task?
Can anyone tell me the way to create it ?
I have googled a little bit for the solution but havent found anything helpful.
Please help me with this.
Thanks and regards

You can use a jquery and insert a dynamic text box at run time on some event. This dynamic text box is with maxlength=1.

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I have an array as my datasource where type is MatTableDataSource.
Some cells have regular text in them, like
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I want to be able to change the color of part of that string, lets say duck.
My first idea was to add a span with some class that would do that, but the table won't let me add HTML tags, so when i do, I get the whole tag showing up as a text.
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Newbie Alert! I'm asking this question, because management is in a hurry! They want seven pages done by yesterday. So I need some advice, quickly.
I have requirements to create a div that looks similar to the following picture:
This question is about Layout. I'm using the standard HTML dropdowns.
First: I started off by using 1 row with 4 columns. But then I found it difficult to align my labels (black squares on the left) with the dropdowns.
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Html Page: Inputed text cut off in comment box

Issue: Webpage Comment section malfunction - If written text in any of the individual lines exceeds the size of the comment box it will continue to allow imputed text on that comment line resulting in lost text as it will not automatically wrap text onto the second line and onto the third comment line. Any text not typed within that goes past the size of the comment box is lost when printed.
This results in an enormous amount of lost data that I require to complete modifications to the specific needs of each customer.
Below is the webpage and comment box is on the bottom.
http://maxshepherdboltproducts.com/LW_SNP_DAT.html
I appreciate you're time and knowledge provided to help resolve this problem. - The Noob
You should use texarea instead of <input type="text">.
this will solve your problem.
with the help of css you can control textarea.
like word-wrap property.

Select text values too long. How to make it fit in select size

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EDIT : here is a tutorial that may help you, demo here.