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nope and you can't change the button on the "browse" html input either - it sucks.:)BUT, with the right CSS, you can position the button you want over top of it and then pull an <iframe> in with javascript to simulate the idea:https://www.pedialink.org/search/

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well I saw :) maybe we can change color of the scroll bars ... and about colors I have a question , I see colors' code in the source code of many sites is very strange not as the right code of the color I seen http://www.grassrootsdesign.com/intro/web/colour_chart.php ://http://www.grassrootsdesign.com/int..._chart.php maybe they have some rules of using colors , tell me if you know about it ? Thanks

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I'm not quite following your comment, but colors can only be used for text and backgrounds - according to the W3C standards. Microsoft (feels inclined for some reason) to add their own "capabilities" to their browser in an undermining effort to push a tag or attribute out to the public. This, they hope, get widely used and then ultimated adobted by the W3c - the <iframe> tag is a perfect example.Having said that - scrollbar color settings is a Microsoft Internet Explorer "feature" only - and hopefully it iwll stay that way. I, personally, feel that all the buttons should also not have the ability to change but all of tehn should be able to be substituted with an image - the drop box and browse buttons currently can not.Here is a better reference to colors:http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_colornames.aspBut what is exactly your question? If your monitor or screen resolution is not set correctly, then you might only be seeing 256 colors versus 1000 colors or even millions of colors.Assuming your using windows, right click on your desktop, clikc properties, then settings. Toward the bottom on the left, you should see a drop box labeled "Colors" - mine is set to "True (32 bit)" if you'rs says "256 Colors" then that is your answer (or your rpblem depending on how you look at things):)

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I am talking about colors in HTML we have 00000 for black and FFFFFF for white so we have 16*16*16*16*16*16 colors for total ... and with 256 colors it meansfrom 000000 to [000000 plus (16*16*16*16*16*16/255)] we see the color " black "well It's just only my thinking Thanks :)

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