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I have a simple HTML contact form and I wish to create a text area in it with <input type="text"> but without a <textarea> tag. The end product should be an <input type="text"> f...
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I have a simple HTML contact form and I wish to create a text area in it with `<input type="text">` but without a <textarea> tag.The end product should be an `<input type="text">` field which by the help of CSS, be styled pretty much with the same default style of a <textarea> element.- Are there any accessibility standards (such as _minimum height_ or _minimal character allowance_, etc.) for such a field?
- I have a simple HTML contact form and I wish to create a text area in it with `<input type="text">` but without a `<textarea>` tag.
- The end product should be an `<input type="text">` field which by the help of CSS, be styled pretty much with the same default style of a `<textarea>` element.
- Are there any accessibility standards (such as _minimum height_ or _minimal character allowance_, etc.) for such a field?
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Accessibility standard/s for multilined <input type="text"> fields
I have a simple HTML contact form and I wish to create a text area in it with `<input type="text">` but without a <textarea> tag. The end product should be an `<input type="text">` field which by the help of CSS, be styled pretty much with the same default style of a <textarea> element. Are there any accessibility standards (such as _minimum height_ or _minimal character allowance_, etc.) for such a field?