Forms Made Easy

Do you find web page forms confusing to create?

Or maybe you have the basics down but just want to know more, or want to add a little class to them?

Forms Made Easy may be just what you're looking for! Here's a sample of what you'll discover:

How to create option groups. You can see what option groups look like in the image in the right side bar of this page.
How to use forms on your site even if you don't have a form processing script. Works for every site.
How to make way cool, labeled boxes around form elements. It's a great way to dress up any form, order form, or to group related topics as shown the image in the right sidebar.
How to create all the different form elements and when to them. For example, do you want to restrict users to selecting one option from several choices or should they be allowed to make more than one choice?
What attribute and value to add to an email form so it comes to you in an easy to read format instead of looking like gibberish.
How to make your forms buttons a uniform size even if they have text of differing lengths.
How to use images for form buttons instead of the standard mechanical ones.
How to use hidden form fields that do things like redirect on submission, make named fields required and more.

Forms Made Easy is an excellent resource you'll be glad to own. And face it, as webmasters we don't make new forms every day, so it's easy to forget the correct syntax. When you own Forms Made Easy you won't have to worry about that.

Here's the Table of Contents from Forms Made Easy

Introduction
Planning the Form
Beginning a Form
Text Input Boxes
Radio Buttons
Checkboxes
Textarea Box
Submit and Reset Buttons
Selection Lists
Option Groups
Field Sets
Tab Order
Access Key
Hidden Fields
Tips for Forms
Final Form Appearance and Code (from the sample form)

There's no need to have a plain old email link on your site for people to click when you can easily have a professional looking form. Step up your forms in style!

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Options Groups

The image above shows options groups in a drop-down menu on the left, and in a scrolling selection list on the right. The group headings are not selectable and the text is automatically bolded. The list items are automatically indented. It's a great way to list options into logical groups.

Group Related Elements in Cool Boxes

The image above shows how different form elements about related items can be grouped into a labeled box. The label can be in different fonts and colors. The border can be in any color, and different line styles can be used.

This way of grouping items makes an attractive email form, and it makes a very professional looking order form if you happen to sell products.

Forms Made Easy is a 24-page ebook in PDF format that takes you through the process of making functional, attractive web page forms one step at a time.

Your forms can be processed using a mail processing script if your web site host offers one (your host should have instructions for using it), or by email if they do not.

Order Forms Made Easy today and you'll soon discover how easy it is to have professional looking forms on your web site that adds to its credibility—and makes you look good too!

Just click the Order Now button to get your own copy of Forms Made Easy. Don't let another day go by with a rinky-dink plain old email link to click. You've worked hard on your web site, you deserve better!