At 05:15 PM 04/22/02 +0800, allan wrote: > > >Bill Moseley wrote: >> >> At 06:58 AM 04/22/02 +0800, allan wrote: >> >enclosed a mac ns4 gif >> > >> >this is invalid html: >> ><input type="image" src="../images/arrow.gif" border="0"></td> >> > ^^^^^^^^^^^ >> >> What's valid html that keeps netscape from placing the border around the >> image? > >i am 99.99999999% sure you can't do that. >sorry. >./allan
I can't do what? I know it doesn't validate. What I asked was how to prevent NS4.0 from placing the border around the submit image *and* make it validate. I do not know of a way to accomplish that. So, if someone has a constructive suggestion, please tell. What, besides validation, doesn't work with border="0"? I looked at the Books links, of course, but those are not submit buttons. I tried <span> and <td> styles. I could change the border in other clients, but not NS4.0. I tried using a submit button, I tried moving the button on top, in the middle, and on the bottom. I asked for other design examples. No acceptable side-bar search box as been found. We tried it at the top of the page, and it was rejected there, too. So either someone needs to find a solution or we compromise. What other option is there? Validation is a tool I use when writing HTML. If the real world uses NS4.0 still and we care about those users, and border=0 doesn't break anything else, I don't really care if a validator says it's not perfect, as long as I understand why it's saying that. What I do care about the people viewing it. When a new browser comes out that breaks because of border=0 it's likely that NS4.0 will be long gone. -- Bill Moseley mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
