- From: Walter Ian Kaye <walter@natural-innovations.com>
- Date: Wed, 16 Jul 1997 12:19:52 -0700
- To: www-html@w3.org
At 4:58p +0000 07/16/97, Dave Salovesh wrote:
> The rendering of a button, pressed or not, should be left to the devices
> which will do the rendering, and shouldn't call for loading additional
> file.
OK, here's another idea. I use a RAD environment on the Macintosh called
FaceSpan [1], which has a pictbox property called 'selection style'. The
property values are as follows:
none pictbox or cell does not highlight
by hilite white areas of pictbox or cell are overlain
with the System highlight color (from the
Color control panel)
by invert colors of pictbox or cell are inverted
by lasso colors of pictbox or cell are inverted within
contours that exclude the pictbox's fill color
by frame pictbox or cell is surrounded by a frame
by sink pictbox or cell is surrounded by a column of
pixels on the left and one row of pixels on
the top
by exchange a different artwork resource is used for the
highlighted pictbox
So, how about assigning a selection-style to the <INPUT> element?
Something like: { selection-style: invert }
Perhaps selection-style values of:
hilite | dim | invert | sink | exchange
although I'm not sure how exchange would interact with PRESSED attribute.
'dim' would simply darken the colors: FF->99, CC->66, 99->33, 66/33/00->00.
-Walter
[1] <http://www.dtint.com/facespan.html>
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Received on Wednesday, 16 July 1997 15:21:03 UTC