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Shaun,
Thanks for the reply to the last post - all working fine now....
My next query is to do with _inputtext boxes.
1. Do they take the blending options that I apply to them (even when they are completely rasterised)?
2. How can I increase the size of the box? I want a name box, email box and then a comment box which I want to much deeper then the first two boxes with a scroll bar if needed.
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Hi Fatboise - I currently
Hi Fatboise -
I currently don't make the image in your _inputtext layer the background for the <input field. But I should, I'll look into that. Thanks.
You can use the _textarea for the comment.
For changing the sizes for both _inputtext and _textarea you need to edit the generated code by hand. In an <input type=text tag, use the cols="40" (with whatever number you want) and for <textarea use cols="50" rows="5" (again, with whatever numbers you want).
CSS font-size will affect those elements as well
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Shaun