15. Adding HTML Forms
IN THIS CHAPTER
• The basics of HTML forms
• Adding form fields, buttons, and controls
• Using other elements to organize your forms
• Designing forms with lists, tables, and CSS
HTML allows you to add interface elements to your pages, such as menus, radio buttons, and text areas, that make it possible for your visitors to send you information or data. The data can be as simple as an email address sent to you for inclusion in your Web guest book. Or, the interaction can be as complex as enabling the user to make choices for an online computer application, such as those that locate doctors at HMO Web sites or that help you rent a car at a nationwide auto rental Web site.
In this chapter, let’s take a look at how you can create ...
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