You cant change the layout of a button using plain html.
You have to use CSS to chage the look of a button.

Take a look at TopStyle http://www.bradsoft.com/topstyle/index.asp , this is a great style sheet editor.


>I want to have a submit button on a form, and when submitted, I want to be able to retrieve data from the called page as to whether it was called from the button press or via another method (eg. if 'enter' was pressed).
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>Ideally I would like to use a button created using , as the name/value pair are posted to the next page. The problem with the resulting button is that I cannot see any way to change font, size or color of button text, so I am limited to a very boring-looking button. Is there any way around this? I tried changing the font attributes of the table cell containing the button, but the button still looked the same.
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>To solve the appearance problems I could create the button using ... tags, but the problem this is that the posted value is always the same, whether the button was pressed or not, so I cannot tell if the button was pressed to access the next page. Also, the posted value contains all sorts of useless information regarding font size, type, etc. - I only want the value="..." text.
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>Any help would be appreciated. I would prefer a plain HTML solution if possible, but failing that, a Javascript solution would do.
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>TIA,
>Alan