HTML <label> tag
Usage
Defines a label for an element such as a radio button or checkbox. The difference between a label and the normal text next to an input is that with a label the option will be toggled when the user clicks on the label, rather than just when they click the option itself.
Example
Code:
<input type="radio" id="normal" name="labeltest">Normal radio button</input><br />
<input type="radio" id="withlabel" name="labeltest"/>
<label for="withlabel">With label, try clicking the label text</label>Output:
Normal radio button
Required Attributes
- none
Optional Attributes
- for - specifies the id of the option that the label should be associated with