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Hi :)
I am currently creating my forums and website for an assignment at university and I have already styled the textboxes and buttons on my forms however, today I did my registration form and I ran into a problem styling the checkbox.
The CSS code I added works in Opera. The checkbox is styled exactly as I want it in Opera (although it has a weird border colour) but it doesn't work in Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari and Chrome :/
I only care about Firefox at the moment as my deadline is fast approaching and I am months behind but I care a lot about design and while this may not be the final design of my website, it will be similar and I love the way I have done textboxes and buttons, therefore I really just can't leave this one.
Does anybody know of a way to style the checkbox show the customisation shows up in Firefox (for example how it currently shows in Opera for my website)?
Also, while I'm here, does anybody know how to better position form elements (textboxes, buttons, etc) instead of using the "margin-left" attribute (and other "margin" attributes)? That seems to be the only thing that works (and it doesn't work all that well) :s
Any help would be much appreciated thank you :)
Here is my website with the problem: http://homepages.shu.ac.uk/~cjricha2/register471.php
Here is the CSS code I am currently using for the checkbox:
input#rules-agreement-checkbox { background-color: #777776; background-image: url("background_checkbox.png"); border: 1px; border-style: groove; border-color: #414141; height: 15px; width: 15px; font-size: 7px; color: #F9A007; margin-left: 100px; }
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