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why dont u want 2 make your own buttons? (gifs or jpegs)
smth like
<input class="buttons" type="image" src="image.gif" width="96" height="35" alt="submit form" border="0">
and then use simple image rollover effect for this image.gif
play with it...
regards, vic
smth like
<input class="buttons" type="image" src="image.gif" width="96" height="35" alt="submit form" border="0">
and then use simple image rollover effect for this image.gif
play with it...
regards, vic
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<input type="button" title="Text" /> will work for IE and NN6. You'll probably have to use javascript if you want it to work in NN4 though...
hie, me again!
i'm still about images:
just found this construction in the BOOK:
<button id=button1>
//whatever u want, for example:
<img src='mybutton.gif' name=button1pic>
</buton>
there also said that button tag support style (absolute positionin), but, i think, it is only for ie
sorry, didnt checked myself, but if someone is nterested...
regards, vic
i'm still about images:
just found this construction in the BOOK:
<button id=button1>
//whatever u want, for example:
<img src='mybutton.gif' name=button1pic>
</buton>
there also said that button tag support style (absolute positionin), but, i think, it is only for ie
sorry, didnt checked myself, but if someone is nterested...
regards, vic
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