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<TEXTAREA ...>WRAP = SOFT | HARD | OFF| Usage Recommendation |
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| use it, but don't rely on it |
WRAPWRAP
SOFT wraps long lines in the text area for easy editing, much like a word processor. It does not, however, send the carriage returns to the server. This type of wrap is probably the most useful because it is the easiest for the user to edit, but it does not actually change any of their data. HARD looks to the user like SOFT, but the carriage returns the user sees are sent to the server.
OFF does not wrap at all; it displays and sends the text exactly as typed in.
WRAPVIRTUAL or PHYSICAL. Netscape introduced these attributes a few years ago as proposed extensions to HTML 3.0, then abandoned them. Officially, the HTML 4.0 specs don't list WRAP, but Netscape and MSIE list WRAP = HARD | SOFT | OFF in their guides. It's best to stick these three values.
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