<input type=button, <input type=text (css)

[adam_uk]

hey guys this may seem like a bit of a dumb question but id like to know this is possible, im pretty sure it is i just cant think of it

you know with links you have a then a:hover, then a:visited i need to do something like that but with forms

i can do a style sheet link this

input { font-family: arial, etc etc etc }

but that applys to every <input on the page id to be able to do something like this

input:submit {font-family: tahoma; size:3000000px; etc etc etc }

so then it only applys to the submit buttons?

i can do it with class="submitbutton" but id like to do it the other way if poss

anyone know what im talking about?

seems like a really dumb question but im baffled.

 

[MadAboutDomains]

You can do it straight into the tag if you wanted

<input type="text" style="color:000000;border: 1px solid;border-color:000000;" name="">

Just put in Style="" and between that, format it like CSS

Hope that Helps

 

[adam_uk]

yeh i new i could do that, problem is though im gonna have a few forms and stuff with buttons all over place so id like to do it from a stylesheet so if i need/want to change id rather change one file than edit 5 or 6 files and update it

thanks

 

[MadAboutDomains]

Make your own class name:

Original

input { font-family: arial, etc etc etc }

Changed (will make the class name 'newclass')

.newclass { font-family: arial, etc etc etc }

call by doing

<input type="text" class="myclass" name="">

OR:
You will just have to make a separate class for them

 

[xangelusx]

You could use a CSS2 selector:

input[type="submit"] {
font-family: tahoma;
size:3000000px;
etc etc etc
}

I'm not sure what browsers currently support that, though.

 

[adam_uk]

thanks ill give that ago