Sorry about the misunderstanding then. I just saw the 2 elements and didn't understand. I'll go back to my hen house now.The Ninja Space Goat wrote:I think you are all misunderstanding me. I'm fine with using an input element... SHOW me how I could do that... the whole reason behind me posting the question here was to get an answer on HOW to do it... silly geese!matthijs wrote:Ninja, one thing I don't understand is, why have both an anchor tag and a button/input element? isn't it one or the other? Something is either a link to something else or it is a form element. In your case it seems like you're building a form, so you should use a valid form element, button or input.
have you also tried using a background image on a normal input element?
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#button {background:url(img/button.gif);width:100px;height:20px;border:none;text-indent:-900px;}Code: Select all
<input type="submit" id="button" />