add the required attribute to report bug form inputs #108
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Reduces frustration of reporter as the form is very long and easy to oversee a required input field. Also enables to style the fields that are required. (like input[required], input:valid, input:invalid) (I always prefer the compatible XHTML way of ' required="required"' instead of just HTML5 way ' required', so when testing in xhtml mode I get alerted of HTML nesting errors while in HTML5 the browser just do silent heuristic fixes.)
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Reporting bugs on the old bug tracker is disabled for quite some time, and I don't think that this repository has any other users, so I'm closing this PR as not-planned. Thank you for the PR, nonetheless. |
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Reduces frustration of reporter as the form is very long and easy to oversee a required input field.
Also enables to style the fields that are required. (like input[required], input:valid, input:invalid)
(I always prefer the compatible XHTML way of ' required="required"' instead of just HTML5 way ' required', so when testing in xhtml mode I get alerted of HTML nesting errors while in HTML5 the browser just do silent heuristic fixes.)