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The image buttons in the HTML document can be created by using the type attribute of an element. Image buttons also perform the same function as submit buttons, but the only difference between them is that you can keep the image of your choice as a button.
The default button in HTML can be changed to an image using CSS. The required button is selected using the respective CSS selector. The background property can then be set to include a background image and change the image type as required. The border of the button can also be removed to show only the image itself.
How do I put an image on a button in HTML?
The src attribute specifies the URL of the image to use as a submit button. Note: The src attribute can only be used with (and is required for) .
But it will submit with the form data, like radio buttons do. An image is displayed instead of displaying the radio button field. The image either represents a checked radio button or an unchecked radio button. The image is changed from the checked version to the unchecked version, or vice versa.
There are three radio button/ image sets plus the JavaScript that manages the images and button states. You may remove or add more radio button/ image sets according to the requirements or your implementation. See the note about that after the JavaScript source code box.
How are the radio buttons on a MacBook Pro?
Each of the three sets are similar. The first one has the radio button checked, the last two not. The style=”display:none;” style of the three radio button fields hides the buttons from being seen. (The radio button images assume the role of being checked and unchecked.)
I recommend you take advantage of CSS3 to do that, by hidding the by-default input radio button with CSS3 rules: I just make an example a few days ago. You can use CSS for that.