Re: [Camino] Plain buttons

I've noticed this in a few cases. 

Aqua has a crappy implementation of
{button}.  If you use {input type="button"} you get Aqua, and if you use {button}
you get some ugly button. 

Plus, if the stylesheet specifies a style for
the button, such as a background-color or even text styling, the button reverts
to a different button. 

I see this all the time, even in Safari, especially
in sites like Gmail that use buttons instead of input type="button".  You
guys know what I'm talking about? 

Adam

--- Camino List <[email protected]
wrote:
On May 3, 2007, at 1:20 PM, Paul Anderson wrote:
> 
> > I've seen
this behavior for a while and wonder why it happens.
> >
> > At some sites,
Camino displays generic buttons.
> 
> Depending on what you mean by "generic",
the specific answers are  
> slightly different, but the short version is
that most form elements  
> are always forced to look Aqua, and one specific
type of button that  
> often has issues that way never looks Aqua, and will
follow the page  
> styling (or just look like a grey, square button if there
is no page  
> styling on it). In Camino 2.0 we'll benefit from work being
done in  
> the Mozilla core that will make more buttons that have no styling
 
> look Aqua, and more buttons that do have styling look the way the  
> page author probably intended, much like Camino handles input fields  
> today.
> 
> -Stuart
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