Free Video: HTML Inputs

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In this 10 minute video, you will learn the basics of the HTML input element, which allows for a variety of form elements.

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  • http://twitter.com/digideth digideth

    Some reason why the video has to be so big? impossible to watch on my old laptop.

    • http://nickpettit.com Nick Pettit

      The videos are displayed at a 1:1 ratio. In other words, the pixels that are in the video are exactly the same size on your screen as they were when they were being recorded.

      If you fullscreen the video, it should resize it to be more suitable to your screen.

      • http://twitter.com/digideth digideth

        let me clarify my problem better….
        at the size the video is at now or in fullscreen mode my processor chokes trying to play it on my old laptop. the smaller the video the easier it is for firefox to render the video on my old laptop. downloading it would be the best, then i can watch it in vlc at any size with no problems.

        • http://mikemai.net Mike Mai

          that’s the same as blaming your DVD player that it can’t play Blu-ray, or saying a website sucks because it can’t render on IE6. time for an upgrade?

          • http://twitter.com/digideth digideth

            you buying?…. didn’t think so.

          • http://mikemai.net Mike Mai

            you are probably in the 1% of people whose device is too old for this video. the question is, should the 99% see a downgraded experience just so that 1% is kept happy? i think not. storing a video file and making it available for download would cost them a lot more bandwidth. is it cost-effective to just make one person happy?

  • http://twitter.com/digideth digideth

    its a tutorial it doesn’t need to be in HD or big.

  • http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20111205214629AAfUDPC Overstock Promo Code

    It sounds like you are trying to create anchor links, in which case it doesn’t matter where you put them on the page in the html.

Free Video: HTML Inputs

Treehouse●Code 8 Comments

In this 10 minute video, you will learn the basics of the HTML input element, which allows for a variety of form elements.

This video is from Treehouse, a high-quality video training site with hundreds of short videos on topics like …

New videos are added regularly, so it’s a great way to stay up-to-date on all the latest technology and methods. Browse the entire library of videos.

Start Learning Web Design, Coding, How To Start A Business & More for Free!

Learn More

Treehouse

Our mission is to bring affordable Technology education to people everywhere, in order to help them achieve their dreams and change the world.

Comments

  • http://twitter.com/digideth digideth

    Some reason why the video has to be so big? impossible to watch on my old laptop.

    • http://nickpettit.com Nick Pettit

      The videos are displayed at a 1:1 ratio. In other words, the pixels that are in the video are exactly the same size on your screen as they were when they were being recorded.

      If you fullscreen the video, it should resize it to be more suitable to your screen.

      • http://twitter.com/digideth digideth

        let me clarify my problem better….
        at the size the video is at now or in fullscreen mode my processor chokes trying to play it on my old laptop. the smaller the video the easier it is for firefox to render the video on my old laptop. downloading it would be the best, then i can watch it in vlc at any size with no problems.

        • http://mikemai.net Mike Mai

          that’s the same as blaming your DVD player that it can’t play Blu-ray, or saying a website sucks because it can’t render on IE6. time for an upgrade?

          • http://twitter.com/digideth digideth

            you buying?…. didn’t think so.

          • http://mikemai.net Mike Mai

            you are probably in the 1% of people whose device is too old for this video. the question is, should the 99% see a downgraded experience just so that 1% is kept happy? i think not. storing a video file and making it available for download would cost them a lot more bandwidth. is it cost-effective to just make one person happy?

  • http://twitter.com/digideth digideth

    its a tutorial it doesn’t need to be in HD or big.

  • http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20111205214629AAfUDPC Overstock Promo Code

    It sounds like you are trying to create anchor links, in which case it doesn’t matter where you put them on the page in the html.