There was a thread on this a while back I think - you are looking for input submit {} input checkbox {} ? That kind of stuff....
From memory it was decided no you can't but one thing you can do is this... (been experimenting with it)
<label class="checkbox" for=""..." > <input type="checkbox" ... > </label> <label class="radio" for="..."> <input type="checkbox" ... > </label> <label class="submit" for=".."> <input type="submit" ... > </label> <label class="reset" for=".."> <input type="reset" ... > </label> <label class="file" for="..."> <input type="file" ... > </label>
and so forth... it moves the class to the label so you can do
.submit input
{
}on the plus side it forces the use of labels which are always good I'm finding.
Cheers James
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I'm wondering if it is possible to format the form buttons on a page using CSS without adding classes or ids to the existing markup whilst not affecting the other <input> elements.
I guess what I'm asking is, is it possible to style an <input> element using only the type attribute?
Thanks in advance
Adam
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