there is no such limitation. you can have any number of form elements
HTML: Hyper text markup language Form is an object of a HTML..Inside it one can use many objects like text box,button. <form name="formname" id="f1"> our content </form>
One interesting fact is that others might not know. Struts is a plugin which organizes elements in a table format.
Yes, it is correct.
at least two
Every HTML and XHTML page must have at least 4 elements to be considered valid by the W3C. Those elements are HTML, HEAD, BODY, and the HEAD child TITLE. Furthermore, the standards define that the there must be one and only one of both the HEAD and BODY tags, and that they must be the direct children of the HTML element. They also must come in that order (HEAD, then BODY.)
You can show your form using <form> tag, Keep the background of the form transparent to keep the original one.
There are many different examples one might reference when it comes to elements of art. For example, the two elements of art for a sculptor would be space and form.
An HTML tag delineates the beginning and end of an HTML element. The data contained in that element is supposed to be somehow related. In HTML 4 & 5, some elements only have one tag, for instance the image element: <img src="example.gif" alt="Fun Example"> Most other elements have two tags, one that opens the element, and one that closes it. <p>This is a paragraph. It could contain an image, if we wanted it to.</p> In XHTML, all the elements close. Elements like the image tag use an XML pattern called "self-closing." <img src="example.gif" alt="Fun Example" />
HTML is a markup language which allows you to define and place elements on a page, or Document Object Model (DOM). Of course, HTML is static. That means that when a web designer uses a certain HTML attribute to make a word bold, for example, there is no way with HTML alone to change that setting. One part of JavaScript allows a programmer to add/remove or modify the DOM elements on the fly using scripts and stylesheets known as CSS. The combination of HTML, JavaScript and CSS is collectively known as DHTML (Dynamic HTML). Note that Javascript is a fully developed object based scripting language and can do many other things aside from DOM manipulation.
Elements form molecules of chemical compounds
There are many places one might go to learn more about HTML. A great place to receive tutorials and more information on HTML coding is the W3 Schools website.
There are many places where one can find a list of suitable WYSIWYG HTML editors. This includes books dedicated to HTML as well as blogs and forum posts.