|Contained in||Block-level elements, inline elements except
BUTTON| The BUTTON element defines a submit button, reset
button, or push button. Authors can also use INPUT to specify
these buttons, but the BUTTON element allows richer labels,
including images and emphasis. However, BUTTON is new in HTML
4.0 and not as widely supported as INPUT. For compatibility with
old browsers, INPUT should generally be used instead of BUTTON.
The TYPE attribute of BUTTON specifies the kind of button and
takes the value submit (the default), reset, or button. The NAME
and VALUE attributes determine the name/value pair sent to the
server when a submit button is pushed. These attributes allow
authors to provide multiple submit buttons and have the form
handler take a different action depending on the submit button
used. Some examples of BUTTON follow: <BUTTON NAME=submit
VALUE=modify ACCESSKEY=M>Modify information</BUTTON> <BUTTON
NAME=submit VALUE=continue ACCESSKEY=C>Continue with
application</BUTTON> <BUTTON ACCESSKEY=S>Subm