Hello. Please give a link to the site page that you are checking.

You fill in these fields?

Hi Aleksej,

Page = https://www.eclectic-ware.com

I am aware of these two boxes in the program, and I do have entries in them. Lighthouse seems to not accept the labels assigned from either of these boxes as the label it is expecting. Not sure what it wants.

When in Chrome and using the Lighthouse tool, the results under Accessibility show Form elements do not have associated labels. And it is referring to the search field in my header, and the one in the footer.

I sent a notification about your question to the company employees, expect an answer from them here in the comments.

Hi Claudio,

I do not understand what you wrote but I do see the added line in the HTML of <label for="imHeader_imObjectSearch_XX_field">Cerca:</label>

In the HTML for my site, one of the two culprits for this note from Google has the HTML formatted like this:

</div><divid="imFooter_imObjectSearch_02_wrapper" class="template-object-wrapper"><divid="imFooter_imObjectSearch_02"><formid="imFooter_imObjectSearch_02_form" action="imsearch.php" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://www.eclectic-ware.com/imsearch.php">imsearch.php" method="get"><fieldset><inputtype="text" id="imFooter_imObjectSearch_02_field" name="search" value="" placeholder="Search our site" /><buttonid="imFooter_imObjectSearch_02_button">Search</button></fieldset></form><script>$('#imFooter_imObjectSearch_02_button').click(function() { $(this).prop('disabled', true); setTimeout(function(){ $('#imFooter_imObjectSearch_02_button').prop('disabled', false);}, 900); $('#imFooter_imObjectSearch_02_form').submit(); return false; });</script></div>

So Google seems right, there is no 'label.'

How do I get that label tag into the HTML code? Instructions in English please.