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dud 10/10/19 4:08:10 PM #7:	I'm not really sure what you're asking here tbh. I'm not super well versed in HTML but I'll try to answer off the top of my head. I'm pretty sure you can use an input to do a search bar because it's really just a text field. CSS for styling. HTML doesn't actually do the search but you aren't really writing a search if you're just opening a Google/Wikipedia page. You just have the search link to that page with the search param it gets from the text input. I'm not 100% if pure HTML can do that but if not it's just some very small JS that could probably be done inline. Google already offers embedded search components though I think. Whatever route you take, this stuff is easy and doesn't need an entire class or cert to be done --- YOU GOT THE DUD <cite>dud posted [p:928599942] in Question t... [t:78076904]...</cite> <quote>I'm not really sure what you're asking here tbh. I'm not super well versed in HTML but I'll try to answer off the top of my head. I'm pretty sure you can use an input to do a search bar because it's really just a text field. CSS for styling. HTML doesn't actually do the search but you aren't really writing a search if you're just opening a Google/Wikipedia page. You just have the search link to that page with the search param it gets from the text input. I'm not 100% if pure HTML can do that but if not it's just some very small JS that could probably be done inline. Google already offers embedded search components though I think. Whatever route you take, this stuff is easy and doesn't need an entire class or cert to be done --- YOU GOT THE DUD</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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