In HTML, the <form>
element is used to create an HTML form for user input. However, according to the HTML specification, a <form>
element cannot be placed inside another <form>
element. This means that a <form>
element cannot appear as a descendant of another <form>
element.
Here is an example to illustrate the issue:
<form> <!-- Your form content here --> <form> <!-- This is not allowed --> </form> </form>
In the example above, the inner <form>
element cannot be placed inside the outer <form>
element and will result in incorrect HTML markup.
To resolve this issue, you should ensure that nested <form>
elements are not used. If you need to have multiple forms in your HTML, they should be placed separately and not nested inside each other.
<form> <!-- Your outer form content here --> </form> <form> <!-- Your inner form content here --> </form>
By keeping the forms separate, you can avoid the <form>
nested within another <form>
issue and ensure valid HTML structure.