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Woow thank you! I'll send you link when done on privite message.
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Woow thank you! I'll send you link when done on privite message.

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Hi,<br />
I'm new in webpages, and i need help...I'm doing website for myself and I need one help... I would like to have one rectangle button for contact/mailing form, and when you click it, button dissapires and then textbox for email adresses shows and button send....<br />
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Thank you,<br />
Matej
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Hi,
I'm new in webpages, and i need help...I'm doing website for myself and I need one help... I would like to have one rectangle button for contact/mailing form, and when you click it, button dissapires and then textbox for email adresses shows and button send....

Thank you,
Matej

html - click on button shows textbox and button...

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