The Front-End Web Developer Bootcamp - HTML, CSS, JS, and React - Input Attributes (Size, Read-Only, Disabled)

The video tutorial delves into the role of HTML attributes, focusing on readonly, disabled, and size attributes. It explains how these attributes function, with readonly allowing content to be viewed but not edited, disabled making data unclickable, and size adjusting input width. The tutorial includes a practical demonstration in VS Code, showing how these attributes are applied to form fields for username, password, and email, highlighting their effects in a browser.

What is the purpose of the 'readonly' attribute in HTML?

• To make the content unclickable

• To specify that the user can only read the content

• To allow users to edit the content

• To change the size of the input field

Which attribute would you use to prevent users from interacting with a form field?

• size

• readonly

• value

• disabled

How does the 'size' attribute affect an input field?

• It changes the color of the input field

• It adjusts the width of the input field

• It specifies the maximum number of characters

• It makes the input field uneditable

In the VS Code demonstration, what was the effect of using the 'readonly' attribute on the username field?

• The username could be edited

• The username field was disabled

• The username field was hidden

• The username could only be read

What happens to the email field when the 'disabled' attribute is applied?

• The email field becomes clickable

• The email field cannot be interacted with

• The email can be edited

• The email field is hidden