How to Create a Password Box in HTML

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Do you need to make a password box with simple HTML programming? Then you have come to the right place, read this article.

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Type the <form> tag into the HTML file.

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2
Determine what type of information you need to collect from your visitor that would best be left secure and not visible.
3
Remember to denote the areas of the tags with the use of the <p>, </br> and </form> tags.
4
Denote a label for the item using the <p> tag.
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Type the <input type="password"> tag.
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Type the </form> tag to conclude the form.

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Give the input boxes you ask the visitor to enter, values into names with the 'name="NameHere" attribute.

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