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User Interface Elements?

I want to put my own "twang" to certain elements on my website. For instance I'd like to have a image for say the a file attachment, instead of the normal box with browse after it. Can I do this? How can I do this. I'd like to apply images for my text areas, radio buttons, check boxes, etc.

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JayGeePee
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You cannot add any own tags within html. you can add own tags only in XML.

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You cannot add any own tags within html. you can add own tags only in XML.

That isn't what the topic creator was asking.

To change a button into an image:

<input type="image" src="image.jpg" alt="Submit button">

I am unsure if this will work for a browse button though. I got the code from http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com/tips/html/using_an_image_as_a_submit_button.php3

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It would be easier to understand what you have presently and what you want to change if you posted a link to your site. If you're simply asking how to create images to use in place of buttons and such, you would need to use fireworks or photoshop, then as a poster said previously, set an attribute of type to image and src to image.path.

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Actually what I'm getting at is for example... On this page there's images that you write code for, but I have no idea how to do it. How do you make these images functional?

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