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Hey bud, in a site I'm currently working on I managed to figure out a great way to do submit buttons.
Use a <button> element (be sure to include some good reset styles as this element is rendered weirdly in different browsers), then place whatever you want on the inside.
For the current project I'm working on I used a <span> since I wanted be sure a disabled style would work. I then used jQuery to work out the interaction, on button hover toggle the hover class for the span, if button has attribute of disabled, then add disabled class to span, that way you have already 3 states set, you can of course go further if you want, but static, rollover and disabled were the key three for me.
Cheers!
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