I’m disappointed with the reset button: it uses a dangling label inside a link, which reloads the page: <a href="./calc.html"> <label for="reset">C</labe

I’m disappointed with the reset button: it uses a dangling label inside a link, which reloads the page: <a href="./calc.html"> <label for="reset">C</label> </a> Rather than just using the formerly-ubiquitous but now rare beast (I think I saw exactly one last year), a reset button: <input type="reset" value="C"> To keep the CSS simple (!), you could even keep using the label (though ditch the <a> wrapping) and just chuck an invisible <input type=reset id=reset> in with the radio buttons, if you really want. Then the label would dangle no more.