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Draggable Tags App using HMTL&CSS in VanillaJS with Source Code

Submitted by razormist on
The Draggable Tags App is a web application created using the JavaScript programming language. The purpose of this project is to demonstrate how to implement drag-and-drop functionality in a web application. The program is displayed in a web browser and features buttons that can be dragged to a target zone. The Draggable Tags App in VanillaJS is designed to showcase draggable features that

Add Tag Input Box Using HTML, CSS and JavaScript with Source Code

Submitted by rems on
Welcome to the Add Tag Input Box project, a versatile and user-friendly web component designed to streamline tag management. This interactive tool allows users to easily add and remove tags with a simple, intuitive interface. Whether you're organizing content, categorizing items, or managing keywords, this component provides a seamless experience with features like tag limits, dynamic addition

Auto Suggest Dynamic Input Tag

Submitted by rinvizle on
In this tutorial we will show you a Auto Suggest Dynamic Input Tag in jQuery. Most of the social media's has a input tag's fields that are commonly used. This project has a autocomplete suggestions generated from the list of JSON queries and jQuery plugins. The system works with a predefined tags in the plugin to work. And for the tags to be work the database from the AJAX will pull and the results to display in the input tags form.

Styling Java Buttons & Labels with HTML tags

Submitted by mehfuza on

Introduction:

Java buttons and labels support using different HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) tags. HTML is Web page development language where as Java is Programming language but still Java executes the HTML tags and displays the output according to the HTML tags. These tags can be used to insert new line on the button or labels or styling the text on the buttons and labels. Text Area does not support executing HTML tags it displays the tags as it is. Buttons and label support following HTML tags.

Tags Supported by Labels and Buttons

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