Blowfelt82
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Format login control button.
I have the following code to make a button...
<a class="button" href="#" onclick="this.blur();"><sp
The CSS on this element styles my button how I would like it (but note that I am not using an ASP.NET/HTML button control). I have used this styling throughout my website. I have placed a login control onto my page but the styling of the 'Login' button is useless and I would like to make this in line with the rest of the buttons on my site. How can I adapt the line above to submit the login control?
<a class="button" href="#" onclick="this.blur();"><sp
The CSS on this element styles my button how I would like it (but note that I am not using an ASP.NET/HTML button control). I have used this styling throughout my website. I have placed a login control onto my page but the styling of the 'Login' button is useless and I would like to make this in line with the rest of the buttons on my site. How can I adapt the line above to submit the login control?
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The CSS class I use is for an anchor element not a button element so I dont think this would work.
Have you tried? Styles work for all controls.
It depends on how you style it.
It depends on how you style it.
ASKER
Just tried it, but didnt work... I dont think the CSS properties I use can be applied to buttons
Use <asp:LinkButton...> instead.
ASKER
Ok, but how would I get the LinkButton to submit a login form?
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