Linda Miller, DVM wrote:
> I would like to style an input button
>
> <input type="button" value="Close" id="closeButton">
>
> What selector would I use to do this?
>
> There are other buttons that I do not want to style the same as this
> button.
Hi, i use the following for not ie6 browsers:
input[type="submit"] {
anything: you_want;
}
and use this for ie6:
input {
border: expression(this.type=='submit' ? '1px solid #000' : 'none');
}
In the expression you can recognize the type of the input field.
But you must add "border" for other input fields too.
So in the above expressen I give '1px solid #000' border for any submit
field on the page,
and 'none' for any other input field, but you can write this also:
input {
border: expression(this.type=='submit' || this.type=='text' ? '1px
solid #000' : 'none');
}
in this case any submit and text fields get '1px solid #000' border and
anything else get 'none'
This is javascript in css, but is works only in ie.
But I just use it in ie6, anywhere else it not needed and if you can,
avoid to using these.
The explanation is why:
http://developer.yahoo.net/blog/archives/2007/07/high_performanc_6.html
But if you don't use many of these expressions, I think you can use it.
I do :)
Or the other solution is you can add class for any submit field.
Or you can write javascript to window.onload function.
Kata
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