Button Behavior

[LittleNFiesty]

I've added a generic button to my page (see code below) but when you move your mouse over it you don't get the "hand" to show it's a link...Why, or what do I need to change in the code?

<button name="CustomerLogin" value="Customer Login" type="submit" class="BottomNav" style="border: 2px; background-color: #005952; width: 200px; color:#FFF; font-size: 11px;" onclick="window.location.href='

http://lims.geneseek.com'"

>Customer Login</button>

 

[BillyRayPreachersSon]

Add "cursorointer" to the style rule.

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[vacunita]

Why would you get the hand, if its not a link? Only links produce the hand icon on mouseover.

If you want a hand use a link <a href="...">...</a>, or you can fake it by styling the button to produce a hand onhover.

.BottomNav:hover{
cursorointer;
}

But I don't see that point in all that Javascript and styling to simulate a link. why not use a link to begin with?


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