
The tag also accepts a type attribute value of menu. Also consider styling the "submit" button in a way that makes it stand out as the obvious button to click. Also consider styling it in such a way to reduce the likelihood of accidental clicks. If you do decide to implement a "reset" button, be sure to position it in a place where it is less likely to be confused with the "submit" button. This can be incredibly frustrating, especially on a long form where the user has just spent a considerable amount of time entering the details - only for it to be wiped away with a single click! Users can accidentally click this button when they meant to click the "submit" button. Think carefully before implementing a "reset" button. Here is an example of a form with both a "submit" and a "reset" button. it resets the contents of the form that it is associated with), use type="reset". To make the button a "reset" button (i.e. Submit & Reset ButtonsĪ button can be used to submit the contents of a form. The above example uses JavaScript to display an alert box to the user whenever they click the button. In the next example, we'll make our button actually do something when you click on it. Yes you can click on the button but it doesn't do much. Enclosed between these tags is the contents of the button. The above button consists of a start and an end tag.
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Here's an example of an HTML button: Source Code

The button can be nested inside a element or it can stand alone. To create an HTML button, you need to use the HTML tag.

This page contains HTML button code - code for creating a button on an HTML document.
