How to make a reservations Form in html ?

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    Take a look at JotForm, they've recently launched a huge gallery of 500+ forms. JotForm is great to add to a static HTML site.
     
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    You mean on your reservation page http://www.buster-box.com/taxi/Reservation.html

    Yes form fields are good. Make the labels more readable by changing their color to white or yellow that is on your site.

    You can also make US as default in the country selector dropdowns.
     
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    i did tired but i couldnt figure out how
     
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    It's been a while I used a JotForm for my work. So if I remember correctly JotForm gives you 2 methods to use a form - you either get a single line form embed code or you can directly copy the entire form code with all of its HTML & CSS.

    If they still provide that option where you can copy all the HTML & CSS onto your web page, then you should be able to modify their CSS to change color etc.
     
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    Yep, that's simple <input> fields.
    The submit button and reset button have a button image replacing the default submit button.

    That's standard HTML stuff
     
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