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I was using classes on my elements. Exactly as in the book, a {border:2px solid black; background:silver; /*etc*/} I tried it adding ".button" and it still didn't work until I moved where I was trying to put the button away from the form. Why would it have been acting like buttons can't go with forms? I'm only using HTML and CSS, could that be why it did that?

Thank you so much! I didn't realize the problem was the form. I'm just going to take the login and signup pages out and replace them with something else because it'll still be within the guidelines for my assignment, and I was just trying to be an over-achiever (whenever I do that something always goes wrong).

I'm Kayden, I live in Texas, and I'm a student in my second semester for Web Design & Development. I'm mostly here for help, because I usually don't get around to working on my homework until the end of the week - when my teacher doesn't exactly check his email. I want to learn as much as I can now so I can know all I need to when I get a web design job.

I'm a student and the textbook I'm using is telling me to create a button by just making a link (<a href="myhome.html">Sign Up</a>) then styling it with CSS. It's affecting all of the links on every page, and even the navigation bar. The textbook was written when HTML5 was brand new. The website I am working on is 5 pages, mainpage, myhome, forums, signup, and login. The only pages I need buttons on is signup and login, and both of those are supposed to go to myhome. How do I make a button that I can format with CSS without it affecting every link on the website and the navigation bar? Thank you