Hoping someone has some experience with this...
I am trying to apply a background image to a form button using css. It
works fine in every browser (IE for win, IE for mac, Mozilla, Firefox) but
it doesn't work on safari.

When looking for the answer, I ran across something that makes it seem
like Apple does not allow their form buttons to be changed at all?

Has anyone gotten this to work or know anything about it?

Thanks!

On Wed, 30 Jun 2004 14:06:27 -0400, Pan wrote
(in article <DiDEc.16335$Ss4.6505@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com>):
[color=blue]
> Hoping someone has some experience with this...
> I am trying to apply a background image to a form button using css. It
> works fine in every browser (IE for win, IE for mac, Mozilla, Firefox) but
> it doesn't work on safari.
>
> When looking for the answer, I ran across something that makes it seem
> like Apple does not allow their form buttons to be changed at all?
>
> Has anyone gotten this to work or know anything about it?[/color]

Yeah, safari uses OS X native widgets, which can't be styled. So you
can't style buttons, menus, check boxes or scroll bars in Safari.

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J Brady

On 2004-06-30, Jonathan Brady <jbrady@removethisspamkiller.myfmail.com> wrote:[color=blue]
> On Wed, 30 Jun 2004 14:06:27 -0400, Pan wrote
> (in article <DiDEc.16335$Ss4.6505@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com>):
>[color=green]
>> Hoping someone has some experience with this...
>> I am trying to apply a background image to a form button using css. It
>> works fine in every browser (IE for win, IE for mac, Mozilla, Firefox) but
>> it doesn't work on safari.
>>
>> When looking for the answer, I ran across something that makes it seem
>> like Apple does not allow their form buttons to be changed at all?
>>
>> Has anyone gotten this to work or know anything about it?[/color]
>
> Yeah, safari uses OS X native widgets, which can't be styled. So you
> can't style buttons, menus, check boxes or scroll bars in Safari.
>[/color]

Yeah, that is what I was afraid of, too bad. thanks for the answer