Bob Kellock
11-02-2009, 01:06 PM
Typically I am using the statement
<input type="text" name="xxxxxxx" size="50" value="">
Using Opera (v10.01) If I replace "xxxxxxx" with "phone", "saxophone", microPhone", "email" or various other words then the input box is shown with a dashed inner frame which, I presume, is intended to indicate that it is an important field.
I can eliminate it when I don't want it by using, for example, "fone" instead
of "phone" and vice versa. Is there a formal method of controlling the
presence/absence of an inner frame?
Other browsers that were tested (Firefox, Chrome, Safari for Windows and IE) do not add the inner frame in the same manner as Opera.
Bob
<input type="text" name="xxxxxxx" size="50" value="">
Using Opera (v10.01) If I replace "xxxxxxx" with "phone", "saxophone", microPhone", "email" or various other words then the input box is shown with a dashed inner frame which, I presume, is intended to indicate that it is an important field.
I can eliminate it when I don't want it by using, for example, "fone" instead
of "phone" and vice versa. Is there a formal method of controlling the
presence/absence of an inner frame?
Other browsers that were tested (Firefox, Chrome, Safari for Windows and IE) do not add the inner frame in the same manner as Opera.
Bob