There is no need to style the forms "strongly" but you can try to
explicitly coax the style to be more uniform by applying CSS
intelligently.
BTW: Buttons should be buttons and not an obscure graphic acting as a
link or calling JavaScript.
If you keep your head on your shoulders there should be little problem
with subtle form styling.
Joe
On Jan 14, 2008, at 13:42, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
With respect to form elements, I believe you will find that what the
proper Mac browsers do is perfectly 'legal'. What is more, Windows
users don't generally appreciate it when form elements are styled so
strongly that they are no longer recognisable, which is why so many
usability (and I don't mean accessibility) guru's advice is: don't
do it.
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