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The form below is a simple example of a website submission form that would typically be used by visitors on a contact page. However 4ORMs forms can be as complex and varied as you want including uploading of files together with the visitor's information and message.
Normally both the person submitting the form and the form owner would receive a copy of the form submission immediately by email. Because this is a demo and there is no permanent form owner [many different people will try the demo] this email to the form owner is switched off.
However after submission, if you use a genuine email address while playing the role of a visitor requesting information, you will get a copy sent to your email.
In any case, after form submission, in the role of the form owner, you will be able to log in as a demo client at the 4orms.com website and view the submission in the secure backup database. Login and password details are given on the 'thank you page' to which you are automatically transferred after form submission.
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essential elements
Helping the disabled
Code validation increases the overall accessibility of your website. Alternate browsers for disabled users read all of the coding.
What is CSS validation?
For colour, text, and layout, HTML uses a styling language called CSS, short for "Cascading Style Sheets". CSS validation checks your pages appear as intended.
Validation why bother?
Code validation helps eliminate problems so there is a better chance of the website being viewed by all on the Net as intended.
Feeding of spiders
Code validation is important to search engine optimization. Having valid clean code will make it easier for the search engine spider to index your page.