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Text input fields are the most common factors of a contact form. As you may know, HTML has two types of elements for text input fields: for a single-line input; and </code> for multi-line input.</p><p>Contact Form 7 provides several types of form-tags for representing these two types of HTML elements: text field (<code>text</code> and <code>text*</code>); email field (<code>email</code> and <code>email*</code>); telephone number field (<code>tel</code> and <code>tel*</code>); URL field (<code>url</code> and <code>url*</code>); and textarea (<code>textarea</code> and <code>textarea*</code>). In this article, I will show you detailed information about the usage and semantics of these form-tags.</p>
Text field
Both text and text* are used for single-line input and accept any form of text. The difference between them is that text* connotes a required field. In Contact Form 7's convention, all types of tags with an asterisk ‘*' mean that these are required fields.
These fields can have a zero or one value, and the value will be used as the default value of the input field.
Example:
Email field
Both email and email* are for single-line input and accept only e-mail addresses. email* is a required field.
These fields can have a zero or one value, and the value will be used as the default value of the input field.
Example:
URL field
Both url and url* are for single-line input and accept only URL. url* is a required field.
These fields can have a zero or one value, and the value will be used as the default value of the input field.
Example:
Telephone number field
Both tel and tel* are for single-line input and accept only telephone number. tel* is a required field.
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These fields can have a zero or one value, and the value will be used as the default value of the input field.
Example:
Textarea
Both textarea and textarea* are for a multi-line input and accept any form of text. textarea* is a required field.
These fields can have zero or one value, and the value will be used as the default value of the input field.
Example:
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In this manner, you can set a mutli-line default value.
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