You can use Image buttons, and those are easy enough to make in
Freeway. But with the markup code you’re dealing with here, you’re
going to have to learn a bit of HTML to get them into your code. If
you draw a graphics box, and check the Submit checkbox on the bottom
of the Output tab of the Inspector, you will generate an image submit
button. In code, it looks like this:
<input type="image" src="path/to/image.gif" name="buttonName"
value=“Buy Now!” />
Your form will have a regular submit button in it, which looks like
this:
<input type="submit" name="buttonName" value="Buy Now!" />
The trick will be getting the two together.
Ugly or not, there’s a strong rationale for leaving buttons to look
the way they do. For one thing, users are trained to recognize these
buttons, since they are “native” in appearance. It looks like a thing
they’re used to pushing, and so they push it. I am usually confounded
when someone takes all the native styling out of a search field, for
example. What is this pale rectangle on the page for? What do I do
with it?
Walter
On Jul 6, 2009, at 10:55 PM, wurliuchi wrote:
Oh, I found out that the look of the buttons is OS specific. In
windows they are ugly.
How do I change the “Add To Cart” and “View Cart” buttons to look
the same with consistent spacing on all platforms.
Do I have to start with a new button is FW? I don’t know how to do
buttons in FW. How do you add code to them and change their color
and stuff?
Thank you.
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