this amazing tabindex

Many web developers often forget or do not use the tabindex parameter at all, which determines the sequence of transition between fields when pressing the Tab key. Thus, when moving from one field to another, several more elements click through, which sooner or later begins to destroy the nerve cells of users.




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The solution is simple:

< form >
< input type ="text" name ="login" tabindex ="1" >

< a href ="/remind/" > ? </ a >

< input type ="password" name ="password" tabindex ="2" >
< input type ="submit" >
</ form >

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Number 1 will first receive focus, number 2 will go next, and so on. The parameter tabindex may have tags

< BUTTON > , < INPUT > , < SELECT > , < TEXTAREA >



UPD: alemiks suggests that tabindex may still have: A, AREA and OBJECT