(i.e., a link inside a <textarea> that isn’t shown once the textarea is active or has text in it)
(i.e., a link inside a <textarea> that isn’t shown once the textarea is active
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(i.e., a link inside a <textarea> that isn’t shown once the textarea is active or has text in it)
No, the W3C specs on the
placeholderattribute says nothing about non-plaintext values.Try this jQuery plugin instead, which positions
<label>elements on top of<input>elements and make them act like placeholders: http://fuelyourcoding.com/in-field-labels/(This came out in a Google search, I am not associated with the plugin, plugin author or the website in any way)