try once
input[type=submit] {width: 22px;height: 22px;
background: transparent url(/img/okbutton.png);
text-indent: -100em;
margin:3px 2px 0;
}
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Browse All TopicsI have the HTML and css as given in the code below (additionally, font-size:15px and line-height:18px are in effect in the containng <div>, just in case that's relevant).
The CSS contains no magic apart from tricks to hide the Button text and the fact that the height of the submit had to be increased by 2px (this is because buttons differ from other items w.r.t. box model: the height of a button includes the border)
In IE 7, the two things align perfectly.
For Firefox, I've tried a manual adjustment by adding (to the submit button) the settings
position:relative;top:3px;
This *looks* like working, but very un-consistently: When zooming the page, the button first falls down a little (on my box after hitting [Ctrl]-[+] twice), is aligned again after 6 zoom steps and then starts to rise above the intended position.
How can the alignment be achieved in a browser-friendly manner?
position: relative; top: 3px;
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by: KravimirPosted on 2009-09-03 at 13:58:34ID: 25254881
Have you tried using vertical-align:middle?
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