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How to create CSS buttons with editable text that are re sizable (to accommodate longer/shorter text) on all browsers

How to create CSS buttons with editable text that are re sizable (to accommodate longer/shorter text) on all browsers

I often find that I need to change the text on buttons.

I'd like to create some CSS based editable buttons with mouse over effects. And the whole button should be clickable (not just the text).

I have heard that older browsers don't "stretch" images very well so maybe I'll need several variations of the CSS Class, each with a different image background.

How to create CSS buttons with editable text that are re sizable (to accommodate longer/shorter text)

I often find that I need to change the text on buttons.

I'd like to create some CSS based editable buttons with mouse over effects. And the whole button should be clickable (not just the text).

I have heard that older browsers don't "stretch" images very well so maybe I'll need several variations of the CSS Class, each with a different image background.

How to create buttons with editable text that are re sizable (to accommodate longer/shorter text) on all browsers

I often find that I need to change the text on buttons.

I'd like to create some CSS based editable buttons with mouse over effects. And the whole button should be clickable (not just the text).

I have heard that older browsers don't "stretch" images very well so maybe I'll need several variations of the CSS Class, each with a different image background.

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Clay Nichols
Clay Nichols
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How to create CSS buttons with editable text that are re sizable (to accommodate longer/shorter text)

I often find that I need to change the text on buttons.

I'd like to create some CSS based editable buttons with mouse over effects. And the whole button should be clickable (not just the text).

I have heard that older browsers don't "stretch" images very well so maybe I'll need several variations of the CSS Class, each with a different image background.