If you want to limit the characters your user/visitor can type in an input field, you CAN, using the maxlength attribute. But if you want to limit the characters for textarea, you CAN’T, because it doesn’t support the maxlength attribute like inputs do. So here is a little jQuery script that will make the textarea’s maxlength attribute work.

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First of all, some of the stuff you mentioned in the comments, they are great, thank you for that, but they can’t exactly be bult in into this type of carousel so in near future i will code a different jQuery carousel and implement the features you wanted.
If you saw the first [...]

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HTML

<input type=’text’ class=’description_active’ value=’Click to see the effect…’>

jQuery

$(document).ready(function() {
$(‘.description_active’).click(function(){
$(this).removeClass(‘description_active’).val(”);
});
});

Pretty simple, we have an input field with class ‘description_active’ and a default value assigned to [...]

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