I know there is a way to place a graphic within a form buttom; Arachne
provides some fine examples of that.
I'm trying to figure out how to *cover* a form button with a graphic.
I've seen cases of poor table design where one thing wrote right over
the top of another thing. But I never learned how to "do it wrong" like
that.
Does someone know, or can someone figure out, how to set up lines in a
form so that a "submit" button is totally covered by something else
written over the top of it?
Why am I screwing with this? Well, for one thing it's a challenge. But
the primary reason is because one site I visit routinely had used
javascript for all form "submit" because they didn't want the plain ol'
button there. That's right, javascript so they could have a pretty
graphic instead of a plain ol' submit button.
I want to find a way to have a "pretty picture" WITHOUT needing
javascript.
l.d.
P.S. If you need a button graphic to play with, you can download
http:\\www.b-for.org\click.gif
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