How to add the word 'Password' in the password field?

[Marvin Hlavac]

How can I place the word 'Password' in the password field the same way that 'User Name' is already in the username field?

I'm using vBulletin 3.8.

Any help would be much appreciated.

[Przemoo]

did you try it like that ?

<input type="text" class="inp" size="8" name="vb_login_password" id="navbar_password" size="10" tabindex="102" value="Password" onfocus="if (this.value == 'Password') this.value = '';" />

[BSMedia]

I dont think you can, it'll just show as ********

[Przemoo]

I dont think you can, it'll just show as ********

if input type is "password" it'll show as ****** but if is "text" will show as word

[Marvin Hlavac]

Przemoo, thanks. It works as you've described. The word 'Password' is shown in the password field. However, when I type my password into the password field, the password is visible there as text, instead of as ******.

In the new vB4 (and on many other websites, too), the word 'Password' is shown in the password field, but the user's input is shown as ********.

Would this be possible to accomplish in vB3.8 somehow?

Thanks very much for your time!

[BirdOPrey5]

After viewing the page souce of a vb4 site it looks like a fairly complicated use of javescript and the yahoo dom to produce it, not a trivial change.

[Marvin Hlavac]

BirdOPray5, thanks for looking into it. I wouldn't want to add an unnecessary java script to my site. I'm just trying to simplify the look of my site. My intention was to remove the words Username/Password from in front of the two respective fields, if a simple modification would allow for the word 'Password' to be placed within the field. I'm not happy with the password to appear as text as the user types it, so I will abandon this idea. Instead, I may consider removing the username/password fields from the header completely, and instead create an external log in page, and keep only a log in link in the navbar. I think I've seen a mod that does this somewhere.

Thanks everyone for your help.