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hey there so letamp;#39;s dive into this interesting problem we have here the issue weamp;#39;re facing is that when we have already filtered the form and then click the reset button it doesnamp;#39;t actually reset the select tag helper items as expected quite a common problem isnamp;#39;t it now letamp;#39;s move on to the solution that can help us out the solution lies in changing the type of the button from reset to button in our form by doing this we ensure that the button doesnamp;#39;t trigger the default reset beh behavior of the form instead we can handle the resetting of the form elements with a bit of JavaScript magic the provided code snippet shows how we can achieve this by creating a function called reset form with JS in this function we target the title input element and set its value to an empty string to reset it we also reset the select element inside the form by setting its selected index to zero to recap weamp;#39;ve successfully tackled the pesky issue of th
