True. I will make sure that I am not missing something when changing from asp:button to input. Often time you start making a change and at some point realize that there is a "case" that requires server side control. But definitely something to test. Thank you.
>In the end, ASP.Net has to generate HTML to display in the browser. CSS should take care of the styling for you. My guess is if you look at the rendered page (View Source) you'll see it created a button.
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>>Very good point. I kind of forgot that you can use plain HTML input instead of aps:button. The only thing I am thinking right now is in this case I have 4 buttons (centered on the page). And 3 of them don't need to post back but one does. I want to be sure that they all have the same "look and feel.". Will having one as asp:button and others as html buttons affect it?
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