On Sun, 27 May 2007, Rob Cochrane wrote:

> I develop multilingual web sites and am trying without a work around
> (hack)to change the value of the browse button.

You cannot.

> I need to change the
> language of the button as well as style it.

As much as you might want to change it, you cannot. Certainly not in CSS, 
and if you can do it in JavaScript, I hope the browser bugs that allow it 
will be fixed soon.

The point is that the Browse button is part of the browser's user 
interface and hence its language is determined by the language of the 
browser or the operating system. It would be odd if it appeared in, say, 
German while the file selection menu that is opened by clicking on it is 
in French.

> Has there been any progress by browsers in allowing CSS access to this
> form element?

It's not something that CSS is meant for, and there's no work in progress 
to add such features to CSS.

-- 
Jukka "Yucca" Korpela, http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/

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