Chrome and Firefox seem to be in conflict with displaying the styles in your classes: small, green and input in conjuction with the style applied for the id add-friend-button.
Chrome and Firefox seem to be in conflict with displaying the styles in your classes: small, green and input in conjuction with the style applied for the id add-friend-button. There are a lot of styles being applied against that button. I would suggest you try to rebuild that form, adding a class at a time and check in each browser until you encounter the difference.
EDIT The difference between the rendering of the submit button is due to -moz-box-sizing: content-box; located in your css class inputtype="button", button { -moz-box-sizing: content-box; } turn if off in firebug in firefox and you will see the button take on the same dimensions as in chrome.
Nicholas I added the CSS for small and green, but im not supposed to modify this CSS at all – Kay Mar 24 at 13:48 @Kay - there is a lot of styles being applied against that button. I would suggest you try to rebuild that form adding class at a time and check in each until you encounter the difference in each browser. – Nicholas Murray Mar 24 at 14:16 ill give it a shot thanx – Kay Mar 25 at 10:43 @Kay - did you try turning off in Firefox firebug -moz-box-sizing?
– Nicholas Murray Mar 25 at 11:39 Yes I did, it worked :) I made an override attribute :D .. THANX A LOT – Kay Mar 25 at 14:28.
Try changing the font-size of the textbox make it smaller... also you might be able to decrease padding-top and padding-bottom.
I already tried that :( – Kay Mar 25 at 10:44.
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