Add a Text Area Just before the end tag of the form,
</form> , add a
text area , which is different from a
text field because it enables the user to add multiple lines of text instead of just one line. Add the following HTML code:
<textarea name="NameAddress"></textarea> I chose the name for this information to be
NameAddress so as to suggest what information I expect. In my previous example, I used a fancy name, made up of several words. It's also quite acceptable to use a simple name, something you're likely to remember a year later when you update the website.
TIP
Names that are too complex or too simple can make website maintenance painful.
The body of the code should look something like this (the highlighted code is the portion you have added for the form):
<body> <h1>Wine Online - Three great wines available for you today</h1> <form> Order here<br> <img alt="" src="cabernetfranc-small.gif" style="width: 100px; height: 73px;"> Cabernet Franc <input type="text" name="CabFrancQty"><br> <img alt="" src="sauvignonblanc-small.gif" style="width: 100px; height: 78px;"> Sauvignon Blanc <input type="text" name="SauvBlancQty"><br> <img alt="" src="stoneplacecuvee-small.gif" style="width: 100px; height: 73px;"> Stone Place Cuvee <input type="text" name="StPlcCvQty"><br> <textarea name="NameAddress"></textarea> </form> </body>