For the life of me, I can't figure out what is generating this label next to the button I am using? I don't want a label to show....ideas? I think it might be CSS generated...but I haven't located what is generating it yet.

www.hicks-spinksfamilyreunion.com/contact.php

Hello,

Please use this when submitting a form:

<input name="email" type="button" class="email_btn" id="email" value="Send E-Mail">

Instead of:

<button class="email_btn" type="submit" name="email">Send E-Mail</button>

hello Teodor - i made the suggest code change but am still getting the button text displayed as a label next to the button. While it doesn't stop the form from working, it is distracting. I examined the page with a developer tool in Firefox - when I select the label but examining that code doesn't tell me much. I've tried disabling sections of CSS code without success.

Hello,

Are you actually using the Uniform Styling? Can you please just reapply the uniform on your page?

Finally got the form to look like I expected. i deleted (for the fifth time) the form and the Smart mailer behavior and the final time that I re-created the form I used ONLY the elements from DW form optiions and did not mix them with the Bootstrap elements...(before I was using the buttons from Bootstrap elements and did NO CSS styling other than the default. It looks proper now.

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