Using these attributes helps in cross-browser support and format consistency since browser defaults can be different. The rows and cols allow the programmer to set the boundary values for the size of the text area, the exact space the text area will acquire. Another interesting feature used in this example is the use of cols and rows attributes. For example, the ‘id’ attribute is for accessibility purposes. The above example is a simple one, demonstrating features of element. To understand the work of text area element more, check out the following example that has tag in action, Example #1 If not specified, the default value is ‘soft’. wrap: This feature specifies how the text area will wrap the text.readonly: This attribute sets the text area in read-only mode that is, it is not affected by the user’s input or cannot change its content.placeholder: This attribute is used to help the user, as what is to be written in the text box, a hint, a sample text.name: It assigns a name to the text control.form: The ‘form’ attribute specifies the form id to which the text area belongs.When disabled, the text area will not receive focus and is skipped when using tabbing. disabled: This feature simply disables the text area that is, it freezes the area and does not accept any user input changes.If not specified, the default value of ‘cols’ is 20. cols: The ‘cols’ attribute specify the width of the text area.autofocus: The autofocus attribute makes sure that the text area automatically gets the focus when the page loads.The tag, like all other HTML tags, accepts a number of other attributes which are also common in form element.
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