Sentences with word «textarea»

If, like me, you do any serious amount of writing in text boxes online (including webmail, blog commenting, etc.), Textarea Backup is a pretty useful Greasemonkey script for Firefox.

[contact - form][contact - field label = «Name» type = «name» required =» 1» /][contact - field label =»Em ail» type =»em ail» required =» 1» /][contact - field label = «Website» type = «url» /][contact - field label = «Comment» type = «textarea» required =» 1» /][/ contact - form]

[contact - form][contact - field label = «Name» type = «name» required =» 1» /][contact - field label =»Em ail» type =»em ail» required =» 1» /][contact - field label = «Website» type = «url» /][contact - field label = «Comment» type = «textarea» required =» 1» /][/ contact - form]

[contact - form][contact - field label =» Name» type =» name» required =» 1» /][contact - field label =»Em ail» type =»em ail» required =» 1» /][contact - field label =» Website» type =» url» /][contact - field label =» Comment» type =» textarea» required =» 1» /][/ contact - form]

The few built - in UI widgets it has (forms, textareas, buttons, etc.) come for free.

When you are done, simply copy the XML from the textarea and insert it into the text editor of your choice.

All XML is generated in the textarea below the control panel for copying and editing convenience.

To get started copy and paste the text of your eBook into the textarea below.

When you are done, simply copy the HTML markup and content from the textarea and insert it into the text editor of your choice.

List dropdown options in the textarea below one benief the other.

type =» textarea» required =» 1 ″][contact - field label =» Blog URL» type =» url» required =» 1 ″][contact - field label =» Your categories.

Note that the code below matches the «Code # 1» of the textarea the Practice Area PHP code is stored in:

Above in the screenshot, the PHP code has been entered into a textarea titled Code # 0 — each additional PHP Code textarea has its own ID number.

The above code would go into a separate textarea under PHP Code than the first example — although the Custom Field Template PHP Code section only starts with one textarea, once you add text to it a new one is added; this continues as you edit each new textarea:

This view of the editor is simply loaded as a textarea in the WordPress UI.

[contact - form][contact - field label =» Name» type =» name» required =» true» /][contact - field label =» Email» type =» email» required =» true» /][contact - field label =» Website» type =» url» /][contact - field label =» Message» type =» textarea» /][/ contact - form]

You'll need Greasemonkey to run it, and then you can install the Textarea Backup script.

type =» text» required =» 1» /][contact - field label =» Your Location:» type =» textarea» required =» 1» /][/ contact - form]

You can still create older iPhone emoji by clicking the cog above the textarea and select the button of your preference under»Em oji Symbols».