The Input Fields class is applied to text box form elements, including <textarea>, <input type="text" /> and <input type="password" />.
Warning:
If values are omitted from the available fields in this class, the values that will appear on the page will be inherited from the visitor's own PC's system preferences.
This can cause problems if you have specified the background color for the class but not the text color if your visitor has a non-standard color scheme on their computer.
For example, if you specify only the background color, setting it as white, but leave the font color field empty, it may look fine to you, but a visitor using an inverted white-on-black type system color scheme such as the High Contrast Black color scheme available in Windows® will have black text on a black background!
Therefore, if you edit either the background color for this class, make sure you also edit the font color to a suitable value, and vice-versa.
This can cause problems if you have specified the background color for the class but not the text color if your visitor has a non-standard color scheme on their computer.
For example, if you specify only the background color, setting it as white, but leave the font color field empty, it may look fine to you, but a visitor using an inverted white-on-black type system color scheme such as the High Contrast Black color scheme available in Windows® will have black text on a black background!
Therefore, if you edit either the background color for this class, make sure you also edit the font color to a suitable value, and vice-versa.
<div><input type="text" class="bginput" name="myinput" /></div> <div><textarea name="mytextarea" rows="4" cols="60"></textarea></div> <div>The INPUT and TEXTAREA tags above use the Input Fields class.</div>