html textarea element

Although I have never used the HTML control textarea, according to my own style, lou pig boldly believes that the textmode of the textarea and Server Control textbox is multiline and should be the same on the final HTML Tag. Maybe it's preemptible.

Today, using jquery to get textarea text values, you encounter such a problem:The first error with the Val () method, followed by the text (), can be run, but the obtained value is always empty, and finally changed to Val (), can be used normally.So:

TEXTAREA element IE6/7/8/9/10 has a top-down scroll bar by defaultThere are scroll bars up and Down under IE. No other browsers. Look at an example first 12345678910 DOCTYPE HTML>HTML>    HEAD>        meta charset="utf-8"

Today, I have studied a little about the function of Automatically increasing textarea with input content. google has referenced some implementation methods, most of which rely on scrollHeight (not W3C standard, introduced by IE ), keyup event. It

Today, I have slightly studied the function of Automatically increasing textarea with input content, and I have provided some implementation methods through Google. Most of them are completed by scrollheight (not W3C standard, introduced by IE)

Most of them are completed by scrollHeight (not W3C standard, introduced by IE) and keyup events. It is interesting to use "mirror element" and setTimeout round robin. The general implementation idea is as follows:The position: absolute method is

Most of them are completed by scrollHeight (not W3C standard, introduced by IE) and keyup events. It is interesting to use "mirror element" and setTimeout round robin. The general implementation idea is as follows: The position: absolute method is

Most of them rely on scrollheight (not the standard of the consortium, introduced by IE), KeyUp events to complete. One of the more interesting is the "mirror element" (mirror Element), and settimeout polling implementation. The general idea of

The project uses the HTML control of multi-line text such as textarea multiple times. You need to master the following features to use the control on the Web Front-end. 1. Cols -- number of columns in multiple input fields2. Rows -- number of rows

In the process of designing an HTML page, you often encounter problems with form element overlay style elements, and figure one is a typical example. Do not underestimate this seemingly "low-level" problem, even if some of the larger web site