Written by Bill EricksonPublished on August 3, 2012Updated on December 5, 2018
This is really old, used before HTML5 when placeholder support was built into input fields. I recommend you use this plugin instead.
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Bill Erickson is a freelance WordPress developer and a contributing developer to the Genesis framework. For the past 14 years he has worked with attorneys, publishers, corporations, and non-profits, building custom websites tailored to their needs and goals.
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