Form elements

[christobal]

The button feature does not have a style attributed to it. Using the object html dialog box the reqired html is not placed as in other form elements which are automatically configured by the object corner handles.
Any chance of an update to include this feature?

Required effect

"<INPUT type="submit" style="WIDTH: 120px; HEIGHT: 25px; name="send" value="">"

[Pablo]

I'm sorry, I don't understand what you are trying to say here.
What exactly are you missing? Did you take a look at the Advanced Button in the Insert menu?

[christobal]

I'm sorry, I don't understand what you are trying to say here.
What exactly are you missing? Did you take a look at the Advanced Button in the Insert menu?

Didn't realize that this could be used as a form element (duh its late)
Am use to using toolbar icons (its less mouse movement) and this object type is not included in the toolbar icons. (what about this! All toolbar items should have a corresponding icon!)
TNX for the help

[Pablo]

You can modify the toolbars just like in Office, so if you find that you're missing a button on the toolbar, you can simply add it yourself using the View|Customize option.
We've only put the most common tools in the toolbar, to make the user interface a little bit less overwhelming for new users.

[christobal]

You can modify the toolbars just like in Office, so if you find that you're missing a button on the toolbar, you can simply add it yourself using the View|Customize option.
We've only put the most common tools in the toolbar, to make the user interface a little bit less overwhelming for new users.

My intention was that each menu object has an associated icon and that the toolbars would therefore remain text less

[Pablo]

Well I guess you'll have to live without the icon for now...
I hope this doesn't keep you from using the Advanced Button:)