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They still exist and I've pressed them just before thumping the desk. Is there a greasemonkey script to get the browser to ignore them; are there extensions fo
by aj700 16y ago
They still exist and I've pressed them just before thumping the desk.
Is there a greasemonkey script to get the browser to ignore them; are there extensions for any browser to do this without greasemonkey?
or with a user stylesheet?
input[.reset]{display:none;}
what is the right css? I haven't used it in a while?
- mryall 16y agoThe following should work in browsers with decent CSS2 support [1]: input[type=reset] { display: none; } You might need a !important in there immediately before the semicolon if your user stylesheets aren't getting priority otherwise. [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/selector.html#attribute-selectors http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/selector.html#attribute-selectors
- allbutlost 16y agoinput[type="reset"] { display: none } Should do it on most browsers.