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I have an HTML form with radio buttons, check boxes, text fields and drop down lists.
Since I want user to fill everything in my form, none of the radio buttons and check boxes are checked and the text fields are empty.
I would like to write a CSS file that will fill the form with answers (I don’t want to change my HTML file).
Is this possible ?
I would appreciate an example or any other idea ?
Thanks !
No, it isn’t possible. CSS is for style, not markup, and changing the contents of an input field requires modification of the markup.
It sounds like you might want to consider JavaScript, which can be used to alter the contents of any element, including form elements.