WEB BUTTONS HOW TO'S

XP
- XP Style Blue
- XP Style Olive
- XP Style Metallic
Vista
- Vista Style 1
- Vista Style 2
- Vista Style 3
- Vista Style 4
- Vista Style 5
- Vista Style 6
- Vista Style 7
- Vista Style 8
- Vista Style 9
- Vista Style 10
Tabs
- Tabs Style 1
- Tabs Style 2
- Tabs Style 3
- Tabs Style 4
- Tabs Style 5
- Tabs Style 6
- Tabs Style 7
- Tabs Style 8
Common Style
- Common Style 1
- Common Style 2
- Common Style 3
- Common Style 4

QUICK HELP

Click "Add button" and "Add submenu's item's buttons to create your menu.

You can use ready to use Templates. To do it just select theme you like in the "Button themes" and "Submenu themes" list. Then you can browse this theme's button backgrounds. When you find a button background or submenu theme you like, double-click it to apply.

Select vista button or submenu by clicking it and change button appearance for normal and mouse over states and set buttons/submenus link properties and link target attributes.

Save your menu as project file, as HTML page or insert your menu into the existing HTML page

DROP DOWN MENUS USING HTML

Now let's set the submenu buttons web-behavior. That is, set their Link properties. To set the submenu link, select the submenu item by clicking it and then enter the link address in the "Link" field on the Properties toolbox.

Another way to set the submenu's link is to select it and then click the "Select page" button on the Properties toolbox. Open dialog will appear, in which you can select the page you would like to link to. This page's address will then appear in the "Link" field.

Also, you can assign link target attributes for each submenu item. This will define where a linked page will be opened in your Web-browser. For example "_blank" attribute will open the linked page in new browser window. Note that link target attribute act exactly like the Target attribute of the <a> tag in HTML. To set submenu link target attribute, just select the submenu item and then either choose one of the predefined values from the "Link target attributes" list on the Properties toolbox or enter your own value (window/frame name, where the linked page should be opened). Learn more about link target attributes from the user guide.