The theme_confirm() function contains the following code: <?php $output .= '<div class="container-inline">'; $output .= form_submit($yes ? $yes : t('Confirm')); $output .= l($no ? $no : t('Cancel'), $path); $output .= "</div>\n"; ?> The use of HTML links, such as 'Cancel,' along side form_submit() will be more common in the future. I am planning on changing all the Delete buttons, which should go to a confirmation page, to links. I don't think that this has been fully documented, but I think it is an accepted de facto standard now. The main rule of thumb is that links should never change anything. I think a themeable button wrapper function is needed. The above code could be: <?php $buttons = array(); $buttons[] = form_submit($yes ? $yes : t('Confirm')); $buttons[] = l($no ? $no : t('Cancel'), $path); $output .= theme('buttons', $buttons); ?> <?php theme_buttons($buttons = array()) { return '<div class="container-inline">'. implode('', $buttons) .'</div>'; } ?> I have two specific questions for the list: 1. Does this look like a good idea? Does anything need to be changed for better themeability? 2. Does this interfere with any other possible changes to form output? -Neil