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Self-understanding of the difference between the size and maxlength attributes of Input_HTML/Xhtml_Web page production
- WBOYOriginal
- 2016-05-16 16:39:531734browse
I recently used the size and maxlength attributes of input in a project. I used to just use them without paying attention to the difference between these two tags. I did some Baidu this weekend and I have some understanding. Specially recorded here!
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The code is as follows:Name:
Name2:
maxlength="5", then only 5 characters can be entered in the input box
size="5", which means The input input box only displays 5 visible characters, but you can enter 'countless' multi-character content
That is: the size attribute specifies the width of the input field (here the Name2 text box only displays 5 characters in size) width),
Since the size attribute is a visual design attribute, we should use the width in CSS to replace it.
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