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Author: rianrietveld

docs/topics/forms/fieldsets/index.md

@@ -21,16 +21,16 @@ The `fieldset` and `legend` elements are the native HTML way to group fields. Wh
 
     <legend>Which is the best color?</legend>
 
-    <input name="colorOption" type="radio" id="purple" />
+    <input name="colorOption" type="radio" id="purple" value="purple" />
     <label for="purple">Purple</label>
 
-    <input name="colorOption" type="radio" id="aubergine" />
+    <input name="colorOption" type="radio" id="aubergine" value="aubergine" />
     <label for="aubergine">Aubergine</label>
 
-    <input name="colorOption" type="radio" id="magenta" />
+    <input name="colorOption" type="radio" id="magenta" value="magenta" />
     <label for="magenta">Magenta</label>
 
-    <input name="colorOption" type="radio" id="all" />
+    <input name="colorOption" type="radio" id="all" value="all" />
     <label for="all">All of the above</label>
 
 </fieldset>

docs/topics/forms/fieldsets/legend.md

@@ -60,10 +60,10 @@ The reverse is not true: a heading may not contain a `legend`, because the `lege
 
     <h3><legend>Which is the best color?</legend></h3>
 
-    <input name="colorOption" type="radio" id="purple" />
+    <input name="colorOption" type="radio" id="purple" value="purple" />
     <label for="purple">Purple</label>
 
-    <input name="colorOption" type="radio" id="aubergine" />
+    <input name="colorOption" type="radio" id="aubergine" value="aubergine" />
     <label for="aubergine">Aubergine</label>
 
 </fieldset>