Style Forms with CSS Examples
How Forms Look When Styled with CSS
When you style forms with CSS, you are creating forms that look good and match the design of your website. HTML forms are, when not styled, one of the ugliest things on the web. But with CSS you can style forms to look good and add interest to your site and make people want to fill out the forms. From the article: Style Forms with CSS.
- Style Forms Using Background Colors
- Style Your Form by Adding Styles to the FORM Tag
- Style Forms by Styling the Input Box Borders
- Putting All the Form Styles Together
Style Forms Using Background Colors
By adding a background color to the input tag you can make your forms more visually interesting.
Be Careful When Styling Forms with Dark Background Colors
Which text field is easier to read?
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Style Your Form by Adding Styles to the FORM Tag
This form has a yellow background color that helps it stand out from the rest of the page.
Or Style the Border of Your Form
And this form has a solid black border surrounding it.
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Style Forms by Styling the Input Box Borders
Adding fancy borders to the edges of your input boxes can make the form fields look more interesting.
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Putting All the Form Styles Together
Using CSS you can give people suggestions for what to click on, what values you'd appreciate, and make the form look so much better.
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