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Always make sure that the tag <textarea> </textarea> opens and closes on the same line. This may sound ridiculous as HTML doesn't get affected by indentation or something like this, but this is the only reason why the placeholder may not be visible even after specifying it.

It can normally be found when there are prompts to fill out a form. It's the hint that tells you 'Last name' or the format with which to enter your birthdate or phone number. Placeholder text typically exists as a hint to fill in actual text.

Your placeholder should appear. It seems that the new line in your html between the textarea opening and closing tags is interpreted as input text in the textarea . If you delete that new line (and any spaces) between the opening/closing tags, that should fix the problem.

Always make sure that the tag <textarea> </textarea> opens and closes on the same line. This may sound ridiculous as HTML doesn't get affected by indentation or something like this, but this is the only reason why the placeholder may not be visible even after specifying it.

The placeholder attribute specifies a short hint that describes the expected value of a text field (e.g. a sample value or a short description of the expected format). The short hint is displayed in the text field before the user enters a value.

HTML <h1>Keep Placeholder Text Visible</h1> <form> <div> <label for="name" data-placeholder="First and Last">Name:</label> <input type="text" id="name" placeholder="First and Last" autocomplete="off" data-js="form-text"> </div>

Your placeholder should appear. It seems that the new line in your html between the textarea opening and closing tags is interpreted as input text in the textarea . If you delete that new line (and any spaces) between the opening/closing tags, that should fix the problem.