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I want the border color of this button to be the same as
document.linkColor. How can I implement this?

My best solution has been to have the onload handler for the page
find the button and set its style.borderColor attribute to the
desired color. Is there a better way?

Many thanks in advance,

Karl

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> My best solution has been to have the onload handler for the page
> find the button and set its style.borderColor attribute to the
> desired color. Is there a better way?

You can set buttons to use a css class say <input type=button
class=lcButton...

You can then dynamically change the style specified in javascript
onload of the document. I don't have the exact syntax for changing the
css style in front of me but I have seen others do it and I've done it
sometime in the past.

If you have many buttons on the page, this method would theoretically
be more efficient since you don't have to find all the buttons in the
DOM

Another method would be to detect the document.linkColor at the top of
the body (just after body tag) and use document.writes for your
buttons forcing in the inline style at that time. Not sure if
document.linkColor is initialized at that point though.

JsD