Re: Who's got the <button>?
Re: Who's got the <button>?
- Subject: Re: Who's got the <button>?
- From: Kurt Werle <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2006 09:48:20 -0700
> > I want a row of submit buttons that don't look like crap. Which
> > means it looks like I can use <button> on safari-like browsers and
> > <input type=submit..> on IE-like browsers. Unless someone can
> > suggest another workaround it looks like I'll be checking the
> > browser's claim as to it's behavior and substitute one or the other.
>
> What's wrong with WOImageButton?
>
> The words "Click Here" are not an image, nor should they need to be one.
Why not use CSS?
The other half of what I describe above is that Safari and Camino (on the mac, anyway) do not let css change the way submit buttons look. IE and Opera both do, but use the broken IE implementation of button submits. So I could use the exact same .css for input submit on IE and buttons on Safari and they would look identical - they'd just have to be different tags for different browsers.
Thanks to WWW ui standards...
Kurt --- Kurt Werle
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