Rose::HTML::Label

If you're a Perl developer looking for a robust object representation of the "label" HTML tag, you might want to check out Rose::HTML::Label. This powerful little tool makes it easy to create labels for your HTML forms, complete with attributes like "for" and "accesskey."

Using this module is a breeze. Simply create a new instance of Rose::HTML::Label, passing in any necessary attributes as arguments. For example, you might create a label for a form field called "name" like this:

my $label = Rose::HTML::Label->new(for => 'name', contents => 'Name');

This will produce a label that looks like this:

Name

Of course, you can customize your label further by adding additional attributes. For example, you might want to add an access key to make it easier for users to navigate your form. To do this, simply call the "accesskey" method and pass in the desired key:

$label->accesskey('n');

This will produce a label like this:

Name

Overall, Rose::HTML::Label is a great tool for anyone who needs to create labels for HTML forms in Perl. Best of all, it's built on top of Rose::HTML::Object, so you can take advantage of all the parent class's functionality too. If you're interested in learning more, be sure to check out the Rose::HTML::Object documentation.