You really need an HTML tutorial for that. In brief, the 'class' attribute is used to identify of form elements usually so that CSS styling can be applied to them; the 'style' attribute is use to apply in-line CSS styles to a particular element; and the 'value' attribute hold the value of a form element e.g. the user input text for a text input.
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They are the "value", "class" and "style" attributes of the field!
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You really need an HTML tutorial for that. In brief, the 'class' attribute is used to identify of form elements usually so that CSS styling can be applied to them; the 'style' attribute is use to apply in-line CSS styles to a particular element; and the 'value' attribute hold the value of a form element e.g. the user input text for a text input.
Bob
If you'd like to buy me a coffee or two, thank you very much