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When the maxlength attribute is set, a character counter should be visible below the field showing both the current amount of characters inserted and the maximum amount of characters allowed. An example implementation is available at https://htmldom.dev/count-the-number-of-characters-of-a-textarea/:
0/200
When the minlength attribute is set, a character counter should be visible as with the maximum counter, showing both the current amount of characters and the minimum amount of characters required, and an additional “required” hint (translated):
0/10 required
In case both minlength and maxlength attributes are set, only the maximum counter should be shown. The minimum character information should be placed in parentheses:
0/200 (10 required)
An example from Adam Silver’s book “Form Design Patterns”:
This version for the maxlength counter is more verbose, but should be taken only as an addition to the shortform (100/200):
You have 150 characters remaining (50/200).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The current widget lacks the following attributes:
autocomplete
autofocus
maxlength
minlength
placeholder
spellcheck
wrap
The following attributes will be omitted:
form
: not required, as the field/widget is always placed inside a formTextArea
specification: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/textareaWhen the
maxlength
attribute is set, a character counter should be visible below the field showing both the current amount of characters inserted and the maximum amount of characters allowed. An example implementation is available at https://htmldom.dev/count-the-number-of-characters-of-a-textarea/:When the
minlength
attribute is set, a character counter should be visible as with the maximum counter, showing both the current amount of characters and the minimum amount of characters required, and an additional “required” hint (translated):In case both
minlength
andmaxlength
attributes are set, only the maximum counter should be shown. The minimum character information should be placed in parentheses:An example from Adam Silver’s book “Form Design Patterns”:
This version for the
maxlength
counter is more verbose, but should be taken only as an addition to the shortform (100/200
):The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: