button with image and text

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How can i create a button that have a image and a text on it??

Posted 7-Dec-12 3:40am

lovitaxxxx

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joshrduncan2012 7-Dec-12 10:03am

You have to give us more information. What IDE are you using? What is your intended use for this button creation?

lovitaxxxx 7-Dec-12 10:06am

i am using vs 2010 and i am working on a web app
i want to create for example a 'save' button..
& i want it to have a image and the text 'SAVE'

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BC @ CV · Answer 1 · 2012-12-07T04:04:00

Solution 1

Add This CSS to your HTML in a STYLE tag or better yet put it in a .css file and reference it in a Link tag:

CSS

.saveBtn
 {
   background: url('/img/disk.png');
   background-position:center;
   background-repeat:no-repeat;
}

Here is the HTML input object. The CSS references it by the class name 'saveBtn'

HTML

<input type=button id="btnSave" class="saveBtn" value="Save"/>

Posted 7-Dec-12 4:04am

BC @ CV

Updated 7-Dec-12 6:23am

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lovitaxxxx 7-Dec-12 10:35am

what assembly reference should i add?

BC @ CV 7-Dec-12 11:12am

Assembly reference is irrelevant. The above CSS will add the picture to the background of any Input element, which is the HTML element output by the ASP Button object. You could and probably should use a class name to reference it instead though. I will update the solution so its more clear what you should do.

Krunal Rohit · Answer 2 · 2012-12-07T04:08:00

Solution 2

Button btn = new Button();
btn.Image = new Bitmap("btn.png");  // image
btn.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(120, 10);
btn.Name = "MyCustomBtn";
btn.Text = "I'm a Custom Button.";  // text
tabControl1.Controls.add(btn);  // add custom to tab control..

Posted 7-Dec-12 4:08am

Krunal Rohit