Okay but there is literally a strong tag?? <strong>password</strong>
You need letters, NUMBERS, and symbols. So you may still want to throw an <h1> tag in there.</h1>
Thanks for closing it
I’m not a monster! But actually, either Lemmy or Voyager added the closing tag automatically, I didn’t at first.
That’s interesting! Imagine being the developer who threw that edge check in there on the off chance that this would happen.
missed a / on the closing body tag in the confirmation field.
Which ironically increases the password strength.
Wait I just noticed :O
<h1>Missed Opportunity</h1><strong>password</strong>
explanation for the tech illiterate (me)?
It’s basically the “code” (markup, really) for showing the word “password” on a web page.
‘well actually’ a file simply containing
password(with no tags) will also render (on >99% of browsers). thebodyandh1tags only make the text bigger and more semantically clear. if you really want to be semantic and use w3 standards, you should use!DOCTYPE htmlandhtmlas well.for the tech illiterate (me)?
;P
In HTML, this would write “password” on the page as header(aka, big) text
Hmmm …
“Password cannot contain username”
“Password must contain digits”
“Password cannot contain reversed misspellings of predynastic Egyptian pharaohs”
And now…
“Password cannot contain JavaScript”
