This is my reading notes for Code Fellows.
Traditionally, the term ‘form’ has referred to a printed document that contains spaces for you to fill in information
<form>
Form controls live inside a
<form> element. This element
should always carry the action
attribute and will usually have a
method and id attribute too
Every <form> element requires
an action attribute. Its value
is the URL for the page on the
server that will receive the
information in the form when it
is submitted.
method
Forms can be sent using one of
two methods: get or post.
With the get method, the values
from the form are added to
the end of the URL specified in
the action attribute.
The list-style-type property
allows you to control the shape
or style of a bullet point (also
known as a marker).
It can be used on rules that
apply to the <ol>, <ul>, and <li>
elements.
Unordered Lists
For an unordered list you can use
the following values:
none
disc
circle
square
Ordered Lists
For an ordered (numbered) list
you can use the following values:
decimal
1 2 3
decimal-leading-zero
01 02 03
lower-alpha
a b c
upper-alpha
A B C
lower-roman
i. ii. iii.
upper-roman
I II III
W hen you browse the web, your browser registers different types of events. It’s the browser’s way of saying, “Hey, this just happened.” Your script can then respond to these events.