Task #2611 - Initial value
You need to add initial values to both fields in the document. The first must be John, the second must be Doe. This task is part of the Full-Stack JavaScript Course...
You need to add initial values to both fields in the document. The first must be John, the second must be Doe. This task is part of the Full-Stack JavaScript Course...
The form must be stacked. For this, the input fields must become block. The width of each field must be 100% of the parent element (the form tag). Note that the form has padding....
Your colleague messed up everything with the inputs and labels. Everything is not working as it should. Radio buttons should only have one value. Use the name developer for this....
Let’s make a simple copy of the Google input field. Let’s take a look at one of the ways to add icons to fields. Use internal styles. Immediately after the div....
Now we will work on the styles of our input field. Let’s start with its wrapper. Let’s make div.input-wrapper a flex container. The element must be in line and vertically centered....
Let’s finish styling the field itself. We need to remove the borders and highlight the field. Height should be 34px, font size should be 16px. We will only add horizontal margins - 8px....
The script is not working as expected. Let’s fix it. When the textarea element receives focus, the form focused message should appear first in the console. After that, the message textarea focused should appear....
When you click on the Generate greeting button, a message of the following format should appear in the console: Hello, *firstName* *lastName*!, where *firstName* is the value of the first field, *lastName* - of the second field....
It is necessary to show the user when the data entered in the form is sufficient. If the user has entered more than 4 characters in both the email and password fields, change the background of the button to #90E39A....
It is necessary to write the logic of the deposit calculator. You need to calculate how much interest will be charged for the billing period and add them to the initial amount....