Controlling Browser widget sizes (checkbox, radio button)

[Python]

On Thu, 2006-03-16 at 12:06 -0500, Thomas Charron wrote:
>   I don't believe so.  I could be wrong, but the widgets are pretty
> much whatever they are.  However, attached is a real quick, real dirty
> example of basically handling the functionality of radio buttons using
> javascript and images.  It would have to be modified to actually be
> used in anything robust, obviously, but it's a quick and REALLY dirty
> example. 
> 
>   Thomas

Thanks very much.  All packaged up and ready to go....

> 
> On 3/15/06, Python <python at venix.com> wrote:
>         The http://HowsYourCare.org web site is collecting data from
>         hospitalized folks in an effort to evaluate quality of
>         care.  There have
>         been some complaints that the buttons are too small. 
>         
>         There is no control in the tag attributes for size and font
>         size has no
>         effect.  My googling and searching through firefox
>         about:config have not
>         turned up any way to adjust the size of input
>         widgets.  (<input 
>         type="radio" or type="checkbox")
>         
>         Is there an alternative to using button tags (I can set their
>         size) +
>         Javascript to get the radio effect where pushing one button
>         "unpushes"
>         the other buttons?
>         
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>         Lloyd Kvam
>         Venix Corp
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Lloyd Kvam
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