Don't forget that your form will have to meet the conditions under
which forms can be submitted via enter: Only one submit/bitton, and no
textarea elements.
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Richard Grevers
New Plymouth, New Zealand
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On 9/21/05, David Feldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm creating a number of forms with styled buttons. I've given up on
> both and elements because of the variable-width
> padding IE adds to them (as well as the 1px border IE puts around
> their background images) and am using tags instead,
On 9/21/05, Thierry Koblentz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> David Feldman wrote:
> > I'm creating a number of forms with styled buttons. I've given up on
> > both and elements because of the variable-width
> > padding IE adds to them (as well as the 1px border IE puts around
> > their background im
David Feldman wrote:
> I'm creating a number of forms with styled buttons. I've given up on
> both and elements because of the variable-width
> padding IE adds to them (as well as the 1px border IE puts around
> their background images) and am using tags instead, styled with
> CSS and with href=
David Feldman wrote:
The problem is getting the Enter key to submit the form when the
cursor is in one of its fields. In Firefox it's easy: I just add a
submit or and hide it with CSS. But IE doesn't like
that...if the button is hidden the form won't submit. The best I've
been able to d
> their background images) and am using tags instead, styled with
> CSS and with href="javascript:..." attributes.
> The problem is getting the Enter key to submit the form when the
> cursor is in one of its fields. In Firefox it's easy: I just add a
...
This a bit off-topic from practical CSS
