Apple also has some excellent extensions to HTML attributes.
For example, Safari supports many different input types. They can be specified using the
type attribute of the
input element.
type="search"Provides a search field. As well as
incremental ,
placeholder ,
autosave , and
results attributes in addition to standard HTML attributes to provide better Search box.
For example:
you can create this Apple
Human Interface Guidelines complied search box in your website.
type="range"Provides a slider. Its minimum value should be set with the
min attribute, its maximum value should be set with
max, and its discrete step size should be set with
step.
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