Nick E. Name wrote:[color=blue]
> I use the following to create a button:
>
> <form><input type=button value="See the Site Map"
> onClick="self.location='sitemap.htm'"></form>
>
> Is there a way to edit the code to accomplish any of the following?
>
> 1. Make the displayed text a two-line value, e.g., "See the" on one
> line and "Site Map" on a new line.[/color]
No there is not. However, you can place a marker so that it can be
parsed to have a two-line value. e.g.
value = "See the|Site Map" or value = "See the\nSite Map"
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> 2. Render the button itself in a different size or colors.
>
> 3. Make the text a different font or size or color, etc.[/color]
For #2 and #3, this can be accomplished through the use of CSS.
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> 4. Insert images in place of the text.[/color]
Take out the text, and replace with an image. For example:
before:
Image to my right. Image here. Image to my left.
after:
Image to my right. <img src = "path/image.jpg"> Image to my right.
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> I don't think it matters, but I edit using FrontPage 2003 on an XP Pro
> machine. I'm hoping for compatibility with at least IE and Firefox.
>
> Thanks for any advice you have. If there's somewhere online that
> explains all this, just let me know that. I've spent a long time
> looking already.[/color]
