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HTML Tutorial - The 'for' attribute on labels and input fields

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HTML Tutorial - The 'for' attribute on labels and input fields

33,626 views October 25, 2018 2:30

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A quick video today on the 'for' attribute within HTML. We take a look at what it's used for and how exactly you would implement it.

When I first started learning HTML I would always incorrectly use this attribute alongside the 'name' attribute which was clearly incorrect.

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dcode published this 2:30 video tutorial on October 25, 2018. It has been watched 33,626 times on YouTube.

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