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The placeholder attribute shows text  or short hint in a field intended to help user in data entry. The text will be disappear until the field is focused upon, then hides the text.  Placeholder text is supported by Firefox 3.7+ and Chrome/Safari 4.0+ Example: <input type="text" name="FirstName" value="" placeholder="First Name"> Output will be: Now, when IE and Opera is being used your placeholder won't work. To work for your placeholder we need to do some javascript.  /* This will check if your browser supports placeholder */ jQuery(function() { jQuery.support.placeholder = false; test = document.createElement('input'); if('placeholder' in test) jQuery.support.placeholder = true; }); /* This will transfer your placeholder to your input value */ $(function() { if(!$.support.placeholder) { var active = document.activeElement; $(':text').focus(function () { if ($(this).attr(...

SpellCheck specifies if the element must have its spelling and grammar checked. The spellcheck attribute specifies whether the element should have its spelling checked. The following text can be spellchecked: The text values in input elements (not password)  The text in <textarea> elements The  text in editable elements. BROWSER COMPATIBILITY Markup 3.0.6 1.0.154.48   3.2.1 9.62 <input type=text> offer on right-click no check check as you type offer on right-click <input type=text spellcheck=true> check as you type no check check as you type offer on right-click <input type=text spellcheck=false> offer on right-click no check check as you type offer on right-click <input type=text spellcheck> invalid offer on right-click no check check as you type offer on right-click <input type=text spellcheck=spellcheck>   invalid offer on right-click no check check as you type offer on right-click <input type=text ...