How to use target attribute in an HTML form
HTML forms have a lot of moving parts, and one such part is the “target” attribute. At a high level, the “target” attribute in HTML forms allows us to specify where we want the output or response of the form to be displayed. It may sound like a small detail, but it can have a big impact on user experience. The “target” Attribute The “target” attribute in an HTML form specifies where to display the response that is received after submitting the form.
Using the HTML Form target attribute with iFrames
iFrames, or inline frames, have been a part of HTML for many years and allow you to embed another HTML page within your current page. This is often useful when you want to integrate third-party content or isolate some part of your site. The “target” attribute is part of the tag and is used to determine where the response from the form submission will be displayed. One of its possible values is the name of an iFrame that exists on the page.