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In Netscape 4.X buttons will be displayed as standard HTML buttons.

This graphic is explained in the accompanying text

Figure 1: Netscape button

 

Editability in Style Editor

In the Style Editor, it is possible to modify the following attributes of the button control in Internet Explorer 5 and above (Netscape 4.7 uses standard HTML buttons):

Group

Style

IE5 and above

Button Styles

Text Padding

Text Decoration

Font Weight

Border Width and Style

X

X

X

X

Standard Buttons

Standard Background Color

Standard Border Color

Standard Font Color

Standard Hover Color

Disabled Standard Background Color

Font Color of Disabled Standard

X

X

X

X

X

X

Emphasized Buttons

Emphasized Background Color

Emphasized Border Color

Emphasized Font Color

Emphasized Hover Color

Disabled Emphasized Background Color

Disabled Emphasized Font Color

X

X

X

X

X

X

Standard-sized Buttons

Height

X

Small-sized Buttons

Small Height

X

Text Wrap

White Space

X

Table 1: Editable styles for the button control

 

For common styles see section HTMLB Controls and Style Editor in Customer Branding and Style Editor.

 

Accessibility & 508 Support

·        Keyboard

The button inserted into the accessibility hierarchy by default - including the button state (for example, disabled) and type (for example, emphasized).

·        Default Description

Is provided by the HTMLB rendering engine.

·        Application-specific Description

Set an additional description using the setTooltip method if needed.

An additional description is needed if users need more specific information or instructions. In general, the description has to be extended if a button introduces an interaction that cannot be recognized by a blind user. For example, the descriptions needs to be extended if the button opens a new window.

 

 

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