Css input password show

Password input with label and hide/show toggle eye svg — A simple tutorial

For HTML we need a container that will wrap everything. We’ll set «password_input_container» class to this element. Then we’ll need an input of type password. Type will be toggled later to text and back to password using javascript. We’ll also set placeholder of input to space (» «), which will allow us to detect with CSS when input has some value, so we can style it differently, because we want the label element to be both label and placeholder. Also, we need a label for password. And the button. Click on this element will fire the function called «toggle()». We’ll create it later in javascript section. Inside the button, we’ll place an eye svg.

 class="password_input_container">  placeholder=" " name="password_input" type="password" id="password_input">  for="password_input">Password  id="toggle_button" onclick="toggle()">  xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" fill="none" viewBox="0 0 24 24" stroke-width="1.5" stroke="currentColor" width="15" height="15">  stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round" d="M2.036 12.322a1.012 1.012 0 010-.639C3.423 7.51 7.36 4.5 12 4.5c4.638 0 8.573 3.007 9.963 7.178.07.207.07.431 0 .639C20.577 16.49 16.64 19.5 12 19.5c-4.638 0-8.573-3.007-9.963-7.178z" />  stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round" d="M15 12a3 3 0 11-6 0 3 3 0 016 0z" />    

Javascript

For javascript, we’ll create a function called «toggle». This function will change input’s type and button’s svg. First, we’ll select button and input by id. Then we’ll check input’s type. If it’s of type ‘password’, we’ll change it to ‘text’ (which means that input’s value will now be visible) and set button’s innerHTML to a crossed eye svg, to indicate that clicking on this button means hiding the input’s value. And if input’s type is ‘text’, we need to hide the password by setting type to ‘password’, and we also need to change button’s svg to an eye.

function toggle()  let input_toggle = document.getElementById('toggle_button') let password_input = document.getElementById('password_input') if (password_input.type === 'password')  password_input.type = 'text' toggle_button.innerHTML = ` ` > else  password_input.type = 'password' toggle_button.innerHTML = ` ` > > 

CSS

Now the CSS. First, we’ll style the button. We’ll set cursor to pointer and position to absolute with top and right set to 0 with height of 100%, which means that this element will be placed at the end (near the right border, inside of our div element that wraps everything). Using flexbox, we’ll alight svg in the center and set button’s background to transparent. We’ll remove the default border and set color to grey.

.password_input_container button  cursor: pointer; position: absolute; height: 100%; display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center; top: 0; right: 0; background-color: transparent; border: none; color: #777; > 

Now we’ll style the input. We’ll remove the outline and set font size to 9 pixels. We’ll add a little paddings and set width to 130 pixels. Also, we’ll set background color to transparent and border to soli grey (same as svg) 1 pixel wide with 4 pixels radius.
We’ll set text color to slightly darker color that the border.

.password_input_container input  outline: none; font-size: 9px; padding: 8px; width: 130px; background-color: transparent; border: #777 solid 1px; border-radius: 4px; color: #555; > 

Now we’ll style the label. This element will also be a placeholder. We’ll add some margins and paddings, set position to absolute, left to 0 and top to 50% with translate Y to -50%, this will place the label in the center of the input. Now we’ll set z index to -1, because we want the input to be on top of this element so the user can click on it. I’ll set a background color to white, because I have white background (you simply set the same color as your background).
We’re doing this because this element will appear as label if input is in focus or has some value and will be moved on top of the input’s top border. Without background color, the input’s border would be seen behind the label. We’ll set color to light grey and font size to 12 pixels and a little transition.

.password_input_container label  position: absolute; margin: 0 5px; left: 0; top: 50%; transform: translateY(-50%); z-index: -1; /* Put the same color as background here */ background-color: #fff; padding: 0 2px; color: #aaa; font-size: 12px; transition: .3s; > 

Now we’ll style the label when input is in focus or when it has some value (when placeholder » » isn’t shown). That’s why we needed an empty placeholder. We’ll set top to 0, to move this element on top of input’s top border, and we’ll set z index to 1, to place this element on top of input. Otherwise the input’s border would be on top of the label. And we’ll decrease a font size a bit.

/* Focus or containing value (placeholder not shown) */ .password_input_container input:focus + label, .password_input_container input:not(:placeholder-shown) + label  top: 0; font-size: 8px; z-index: 1; > 

Lastly, we’ll style the label whe input is in focus. We’ll just set label’s text color and input’s border to green.

/* Only when focused */ .password_input_container input:focus + label  color: rgb(15, 156, 116); font-size: 8px; > .password_input_container input:focus  border-color: rgb(15, 156, 116); > 

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Показать/скрыть пароль

Чтобы включить отображение пароля в поле password нужно заменить атрибут type=»password» на type=»text» , сделать это можно на jQuery или чистом JS.

Показать пароль по чекбоксу

$('body').on('click', '.password-checkbox', function() < if ($(this).is(':checked'))< $('#password-input').attr('type', 'text'); >else < $('#password-input').attr('type', 'password'); >>); 

Результат:

Показать пароль по ссылке

$('body').on('click', '.password-control', function() < if ($('#password-input').attr('type') == 'password')< $(this).html('Скрыть пароль'); $('#password-input').attr('type', 'text'); >else < $(this).html('Показать пароль'); $('#password-input').attr('type', 'password'); >return false; >); 

Результат:

Показать пароль по иконке

.password < position: relative; >.password-control < position: absolute; top: 11px; right: 6px; display: inline-block; width: 20px; height: 20px; background: url(/view.svg) 0 0 no-repeat; >.password-control.view < background: url(/no-view.svg) 0 0 no-repeat; >

$('body').on('click', '.password-control', function() < if ($('#password-input').attr('type') == 'password')< $(this).addClass('view'); $('#password-input').attr('type', 'text'); >else < $(this).removeClass('view'); $('#password-input').attr('type', 'password'); >return false; >);

Результат:

Без jQuery

function show_hide_password(target) < var input = document.getElementById('password-input'); if (input.getAttribute('type') == 'password') < target.classList.add('view'); input.setAttribute('type', 'text'); >else < target.classList.remove('view'); input.setAttribute('type', 'password'); >return false; >

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Если добавить атрибут contenteditable к элементу, его содержимое становится доступно для редактирования пользователю, а.

По спецификации HTML в option нельзя вставить ссылку, если все-таки её туда вставить, то работать она не будет. В таких случаях можно сделать перенаправление браузера по клику на JS или имитацию.

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The Options for Password Revealing Inputs

If you use that, you get the obfuscated bullet-points when you type into it, like: •••••••• That’s the web trying to help with security. If it didn’t do that, the classic problem is that someone could be peering over your shoulder, spying on what you’re entering. Easier than looking at what keys your fingers press, I suppose. But UX has evolved a bit, and it’s much more common to have an option like: ☑️ Reveal Password? I think the idea is that we should have a choice. Most of us can have a quick look about and see if there are prying eyes, and if not, we might choose to reveal our password so we can make sure we type [email protected] correctly and aren’t made to suffer the agony of typing it wrong 8 times. So! What to do?

Option 1: Use type=»password» , then swap it out for type=»text» with JavaScript

This is what everybody is doing right now, because it’s the one that actually works across all browsers right now.

const input = document.querySelector(".password-input"); // When an input is checked, or whatever. if (input.getAttribute("type") === "password") < input.setAttribute("type", "text"); >else

The problem here — aside from it just being kinda weird that you have to change input types just for this — is password manager tools. I wish I had exact details on this, but it doesn’t surprise me that messing with input types might confuse any tool specifically designed to look for and prefill passwords, maybe even the tools built right into browsers themselves.

Option 2: Use -webkit-text-security in CSS

This isn’t a real option because you can’t just have an important feature work in some browsers and not in others. But clearly there was a desire to move this functionality to CSS at some point, as it does work in some browsers.

input[type="password"] < -webkit-text-security: square; >form.show-passwords input[type="password"]

Option 3: input-security in CSS

form.show-passwords input[type="password"]

I like it. Simple. But I don’t think any browser supports it yet. So, kinda realistically, we’re stuck with Option #1 for now.

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Hide/Show Password using Eye icon in HTML and JavaScript

In this tutorial, I will learn how to hide and show password using eye icon in HTML and JavaScript. I implemented it for one of my projects as below.

This very useful feature you should have on your login form.

There are simple two steps to follow. First, create the HTML login form. Secondly, show/hide password when the user clicks on the eye icon.

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Let’s see it step-by-step. I will walk you through the complete code.

1. Create HTML Login form with Eye Icon

We are going to place the eye icon inside the password text field. We can use the eye icon from the awesome font script library.

First of all import the awesome font Stylesheet into your HTML form page.

Use the tag to display the eye icon. This icon is also known as the visibility eye icon.

Use the below CSS to put the eye icon at the end of the password text field.

margin-left: -30px; cursor: pointer;

If you are new to CSS, refer to how to add CSS in HTML.

Put this tag below the passwords input field. This is how the sample form will look like with the password field.

2. Add JavaScript to Toggle Show/Hide Password

Copy and paste the below code into your JavaScript. This code is self-explanatory if you are familiar with the JavaScript basics.

const togglePassword = document.querySelector('#togglePassword'); const password = document.querySelector('#id_password'); togglePassword.addEventListener('click', function (e) < // toggle the type attribute const type = password.getAttribute('type') === 'password' ? 'text' : 'password'; password.setAttribute('type', type); // toggle the eye slash icon this.classList.toggle('fa-eye-slash'); >);

You can also insert this code in your HTML page with tag.

Show/Hide Password in Django

In the sample picture shown above, I have implemented it for one of my websites developed using the Django Python framework. If you are developing it for Django, refer registration and login form in Django.

That’s all. Now you can hide and show password using eye icon in HTML with simple JavaScript and CSS code.

If you find any difficulties or need any customization, let me know in the comment section below.

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