How to convert HTML Button to Asp.net button with styling.

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Dear Experts,

I am Doing an asp.net project. And i am confused in my button Styling....
Actually i get the button Desing code below..

ASP.NET

<button id="btnSave" class="button glossy mid-margin-right" runat="server" onserverclick="btnSave_Click">
                            <span class="button-icon"><span class="icon-tick"></span></span>
                            Save Student
                        </button>

But i need to convert to asp.net button...

ASP.NET

<asp:Button ID="Button1" class="button glossy mid-margin-right button-icon icon-tick" runat="server" Text="Button" />

In Html Button the designer call the class function in Span tag.. but i think we can't add the span inside the asp.net button control...

Then how to use these class.. Please help me..

Thanks and Regards,

Dileep

Posted 28-Jan-14 3:15am

dilzz

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ZurdoDev 28-Jan-14 9:33am

Perhaps what you want is an ImageButton then? However, you can leave it as a button.

JoCodes 28-Jan-14 9:52am

Why not use asp button then?

Lin Jiamei 28-Jan-14 12:35pm

Are you really supposed to use a button? If not, I suggest using a link button and add the glossy html design. So it will be like you still have the html button but the clickable area is just the link button.

vblover Programmer 25-Jun-22 14:12pm

hi, why you don't use theme for your page?

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