Depends what of values you mean. A value of the length, value as the attribute or value of tags. You have to specify it a bit more.
But values may also be the content that is inside a tag.
we are passing values from the HTML to the Servlet by using HTML controls. ex:name,password.......... In servlets we have one method for getting the values from HTML is getParameter() example: String s1=req.getParameter("T1"); String s2=req.getParameter("T2"); in above example T1,T2 are the names of the HTML controls, String is a class and req is the object of the HttpServlet.
HTML supports ten input types: button, checkbox, file, hidden, image, password, radio, reset, submit, and text.
In HTML, atttribute provides additional information about HTML element. Attribute of HTML element is written in start tag and usually come in name/value pair e.g. name="value". Attribute names and values are case sensative and it is recommented by W3C to write them in lower case. Some attributes which can be used on any HTML element are: classs, id, style, title etc. Attribute values should always be quoted in single or double quotes. The best practice is to use double quotes around values.
You cannot. A HTML file is a static file and it cannot get or receive dynamic contents that a Servlet may pass or send.
In HTML, atttribute provides additional information about HTML element. Attribute of HTML element is written in start tag and usually come in name/value pair e.g. name="value". Attribute names and values are case sensative and it is recommented by W3C to write them in lower case. Some attributes which can be used on any HTML element are: classs, id, style, title etc. Attribute values should always be quoted in single or double quotes. The best practice is to use double quotes around values.
HTML provides various types of input values that can be used. These values can be Text Box, Radio Button, Check Box etc.
You cant you have to use php or javascript.
Here are the default style values for <hr/> in HTML 5: hr { display: block; margin-top: 0.5em; margin-bottom: 0.5em; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; border-style: inset; border-width: 1px; } You can change the values as you like.
The color values should be in a ratio of roughly 10:11:4 (red:green:blue) for Peridot, so a darker tone could be #9cb325, a lighter one could be #d7ed5e.
HTML tags are used to delimit HTML elements inside an HTML document.
The values specify the properties of the attribute which provide additional information about HTML element. For example: the element Font will have an attribute to define the color of the font, and the value will be the color. This information is used in the start tag. <font face="arial">This is arial font</font> ="arial" is the value. (Element Attribute= "value"> General values could include size= "2" ( "2" is the value to define the size of the font in pixels) or color = "000000" (="000000" is the value to define the color of the font)
The basic HTML base to a HTML website is <HTML> <title> </title> <head> </head> <body> </body> </HTML>