Hi, Yes, you are right. This is only a missinterpreting issue with IE, and only if you you set the panel to serverSide tab switch. Because you have to do a post, the button is rendered.
You can easily access it with: .activeTabClass input { ... } This will also only affect the tab, and not the whole tab-page! cheers, Gerald On 4/4/06, Garner Shawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My active tab has been renderring as a button. > I went to the example site at > http://www.irian.at/myfaces/tabbedPane.jsf and the active tab there > has the active tab renderred as a button also. > > I read a website and this seems to be an winXP and IE6 specific issue > and figured out I can fix it by doing this: > > input { > color: #465f8c; > padding: 2px 5px; > border: 2px solid; > border-color: #7bf #07c #07c #7bf; > background-color: #f0d4ff; > font-family: Georgia, serif; > font-size: 18px; > display: block; > } > > Which I think the website said you needed either background-color or > border-color. > > Now my tab renders as a tab instead of a button. Howerver... > > This applies the css to all inputs on the page and I only want the > tabs to have this and not any buttons that might submit a form (I do > have one too). > > I created a stylesheet class using the same properties as before. > > .activeTabClass { > color: #465f8c; > padding: 2px 5px; > border: 2px solid; > border-color: #7bf #07c #07c #7bf; > background-color: #f0d4ff; > font-family: Georgia, serif; > font-size: 18px; > display: block; > } > > and assigned it to all the different style class attributes > (activeTabStyleClass...) for the panelTabbedPane and panelTab tags. > > I'm a newbie at css but I thought this should have worked but it didn't. > > > Any one have any idea how I can assign this style sheet just the the > tab's input button and not the ones on the rest of the page? > > Shawn > -- Gerald Müllan Schelleingasse 2/11 1040 Vienna, Austria 0043 699 11772506 [EMAIL PROTECTED]