Learn how to add a placeholder for the required select field in an Elementor Pro form
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0:00 Intro
1:07 Showing the problem
1:43 Step 1: Create a blank first option
2:35 Step 2: Add a placeholder text with a blank value
3:52 Step 3: Make the placeholder text unselectable (Accessibility Improvement)
6:35 Conclusion
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