On Mon, 5 Mar 2001, Paul Lussier wrote:
> Could you describe where the '<tt></tt>' tags would go?
In practical terms, there is no real consistancy across browsers, OSes, and
versions thereof as to how table formatting is handled. Some things will work
some way, others, other ways.
If you are determined to put the labels in the buttons, slap <TT>...</TT>
tags around every HTML element involed. TABLE, TBODY, TH, TR, TD, FORM,
BUTTON, INPUT, etc. This is a bute-force ugly non-compliant horrible toxic
evil kludge, and I'm probabbly going to go to Hell just for suggesting it, but
it may get things working with most browsers. Try throwing some CSS in there,
too, since that is the way this should be handled, even though almost nothing
supports CSS correctly.
My recommendation would be to put the text as plain old text in the table,
with a generic graphic icon for the button next to it. Most web sites do it
this way. Now you know why. :-)
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