At 23:34 26-10-01, you wrote:
>But I just tried this in both Nesatape and IE and both worked
>
><INPUT TYPE=submit VALUE=" Submit ">
>
>Chris
Yeah sure. But are they the same size??? I don't care frankly. I'm quite
tired of making every pixel fit :-(, but a designer may freak out on ya :-).
By default MSIE uses the proportional font for INPUT tags and NS/Mozilla
the monospaced font. This is a big frustration when using search boxes
in a tight spot, to name one of my favourites.
<input type="text" size="20" name="bla" />
for instance, is quite different in NS vs MSIE.
You can solve this, by setting the font to monospace in pixel values, using
a stylesheet or by using the afore mentioned width / css-width combi.
To make sure NS doesn't read it, use :
@media visual
{
.clsButton
{
width: 100px;
}
}
>Dave Goode wrote:
> >
> > On Friday, October 26, 2001 at 22:02, Jeff Adams wrote:
> >
> > JA> The WIDTH attribute of the INPUT tag does not work with all
> browsers - I
> > JA> believe this is a Netscapism. I could not find any reference to
> INPUT-WIDTH
> > JA> in the HTML specs.
> >
> > You're quite right - it's deprecated and best not used. That's why I
> > gave a pure CSS example originally.
> >
> > Dave
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