Using a negative text indent to "hide" the button label, is not what I would
label as a "best practice" -- IMO. Are the button values dynamically
changing? If not, why even have text for the value attribute? There's no
reason -- scripting-wise that it makes sense to do it.
Why? Simple. In most all cases -- save dynamically changing the "value" of
the button -- you taking specific actions based on specific buttons. Those
actions should be determined based on the button ID, not the value
attribute.
If I click on a "Make Background Color Red" button, I have an onclick,
onmousedown, or mouseup handler attached to
document.getElementById("changeBgRed_btn").
If you're striving towards "best pratices" make it an all-around success by
avoiding this type of hackish use to accommodate what is possibly a poor
scripting practice. Just fix the scripting so that you don't need to worry
about text-indent: -(0.000001-E50px).
...Rob
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