Button

[olsen]

I need to place a button on a coordinate. I think I need a x,y and z value, but don't know how to place it.

[Medyman]

In what kind of application do you need to place this button?

You probably won't need a z-coordinate, unless you're using some type of binary application that can produce 3D applets.

In 2D screen media, using CSS, you can use absolute positioning.

button {
   position:absolute;
   top:2px;  // 2pixels or "units" from the top
   left:30px;  // 30pixels or "units" from the bottom.
}

[olsen]

Thank you, that works. I don't actually need the CSS because I need a new location for each html button. How would you put that into the xhtml?

[Nile]

<button style="position:absolute;top:2px;left:30px;">Button!</button>

'Dat work for you?

[olsen]

Yes, thank you, if you could make it a small, pretty red round button instead of a pushbutton.

[Nile]

It cannot become a small red round pretty button without images. So check this out:
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/style/cs...quare_buttons/

[codeexploiter]

You can set a background-image for the button element. It always improve the readability of the HTML code if you avoid inline CSS. You can place your styles in a separate CSS file include them in your web page apply the CSS class on the element that needs to be handled properly.

[olsen]

Thank you, so say that I do have a red.gif, how would you place it?

[Nile]

Well, post you red.gif and I'll make it work with the script that I sent you. Once you send it to me, I'm gonna send you the script and the images, why you ask "images", I'm gonna split the image.

[olsen]

Thank you but I have a couple of problems. I don't know how to get it to you, firstly, and secondly I have problems with my w3 validation so I'll be back (unless you have advice on w3)