Placeholder doubt

[Fidbeck]

placeholder can be used with input fields, nothing wrong with that

but for example when I click in the field the placeholder text only disappears when I start writing. How to make it disappear when I hover over it.

[ExtremeGaming]

If you mean when clicked, try:

<input type="text" placeholder="Enter Message..." onfocus="this.placeholder = ''" onblur="this.placeholder = 'Enter Message...'" />

If you really mean hover, try:

<input type="text" placeholder="Enter Message..." onmouseover="this.placeholder = ''" onmouseout="this.placeholder = 'Enter Message...'" />

[Helx]

Moved to HTML section.

Question to ExtremeGaming; would I be able to use that, but with value?
Because IE simply refuses to use PlaceHolder.

[Fidbeck]

Extremegaming that would make it disappear when I click on the field to start writing righr?

[ExtremeGaming]

Question to ExtremeGaming; would I be able to use that, but with value?
Because IE simply refuses to use PlaceHolder.

Yes just change this.placeholder to this.value

However, you will need to remove the onblur because it will submit whatever you are setting the default value to, regardless of what you enter.

Extremegaming that would make it disappear when I click on the field to start writing righr?

Yes once you click on the input field it will disappear.

[jacek]

The normal way to do this is with a bit of JavaScript.

var input = document.getElementById('the_id');

input.addEventListener('focus', function(event){
    if (this.value == ''){
        this.value = 'Enter Message...';
    }
});

input.addEventListener('blur', function(event){
    if (this.value = 'Enter Message...'){
        this.value = '';
    }
});

[ExtremeGaming]

And in case the user has javascript disabled you can always put it in a <noscript>

[Fidbeck]

@ExtremeGaming
Even though I said click and hover I meant click

@Jacek
Your suggestion worked out too but ExtremeGaming's one is a bit more condensed.

Thanks for the answers

[jacek]

@Jacek
Your suggestion worked out too but ExtremeGaming's one is a bit more condensed.

The onAction attributes are no longer valid HTML

[Fidbeck]

I'm not using onAction, i'm using onfocus and onblur kidding
itsnot? :S
Then I guess I have to change it :S