Hi again Bob,
I have a special button style class that I want to implement on the Send and Reset buttons in my Chronoforms as well. If I type in the class name "button" in the class field of the submit button it only affects the Submit button not the reset button... How do I solve that?
I have a special button style class that I want to implement on the Send and Reset buttons in my Chronoforms as well. If I type in the class name "button" in the class field of the submit button it only affects the Submit button not the reset button... How do I solve that?
Hi LAMF,
I can think of a couple of ways round this.
You could use JavaScript to add a class to the Reset (and Back) button inputs and then use standard CSS to style them. This is probably the most reliable method but takes a little more work than the second option . . .
which is to use CSS3 selectors line input[type=reset] to style them directly. This is easier but may fail in some older browsers like IE6.
Bob
I can think of a couple of ways round this.
You could use JavaScript to add a class to the Reset (and Back) button inputs and then use standard CSS to style them. This is probably the most reliable method but takes a little more work than the second option . . .
which is to use CSS3 selectors line input[type=reset] to style them directly. This is easier but may fail in some older browsers like IE6.
Bob
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