How is the text aligned in a placeholder field?

How is the text aligned in a placeholder field?

It can change from browser to browser. The placeholder attribute is used to describe the expected value of an input field. Before entering a value, there is a short hint displayed in the field. Placeholder texts are commonly aligned to the left in most browsers. We use the text-align property to set the alignment of text in the placeholder.

What do you do with a placeholder on a page?

The placeholder is simply an area of the page to support the user adding controls. In Page Editor the place holder is shown as a checked area when design mode is enabled. Users can use the ”add to here” button or the add component button in the ribbon to add controls.

How to put a placeholder in an email field?

Use a element with action and method attributes. Use an element with the type, class, “placeholder”, name attributes.

Why are there placeholders in the form fields?

Similarly, browsers that autocomplete form fields may fill in information incorrectly. If there are no labels, or if special instructions are no longer visible, customers must reveal the placeholder text by deleting the text in each field one by one in order verify that it matches the description.

Can a panel be used as a placeholder?

The Panel does have outer HTML tags but does have some cool extra properties. There is a good article at startvbnet here. Use the PlaceHolder control as a container to store server controls that are dynamically added to the Web page.

Why are there two columns in a pageblocksection?

So I am using a pageBlockSection with two columns to display some details for particular SObjects. The first column would hold a label and the second column would hold the value for that particular label. Here is a picture to illustrate this:

When do you use the placeholder attribute in HTML?

The placeholder attribute is used to describe the expected value of an input field. Before entering a value, there is a short hint displayed in the field. Placeholder texts are commonly aligned to the left in most browsers.