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    Default Re: Exactitude

    Hello,

    If i am not mistaken, you are creating navigation area for your site. And as
    far as you have described, you have created a PNG file for one of the
    button. There are certain guidlines i want you to take note when creating
    NavBars/buttons in Fireworks (specially when it involves pop-up menus).
    Always compose the entire navigation bar in one PNG file. So if you have
    (for example) HOME, LINK, EMAIL as your buttons, make sure you arrange them
    in one PNG file and export them as HTML and images.Read over the TechNote
    below for the detailed discussion of the issue.

    <http://www.macromedia.com/support/fireworks/ts/documents/multi_popup.htm>

    To learn more about how to create buttons and navbars in Fireworks, please
    go over the tutorial link below:

    Working with Macromedia Fireworks MX buttons and navigation bars
    <[url]http://www.macromedia.com/support/fireworks/buttons/working_fw_bttn_nav_bar[/url]
    s/index.html>


    I hope this helps.

    Anthony F. Dugenia
    Technical Support Specialist
    Macromedia Technical Support
    To search for TechNotes and other issues use;
    [url]http://www.macromedia.com/support/search/[/url]



    "MikeG" <mikegpa@hotmail.com> wrote in message
    news:bds6e0$ct4$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > I'm trying to make 3 state buttons. Up, Over and Down.
    >
    > I have all three states done in a .png file for the Home button.
    >
    > Now I have to make 6 of each for the rest of the buttons.
    >
    > I'm getting confused at this point. How do I do them so that the text
    > remains in exactly the same place on each button state? I'm afraid the
    text
    > will move slightly and jump around if I type it into each button state,
    but
    > that might be the right way to do it.
    >
    > Thanks...Mike
    >
    >

    Anthony MMTS Guest

  2. #2

    Default Re: Exactitude

    > I'm getting confused at this point. How do I do them so that the text
    > remains in exactly the same place on each button state?
    Use frames. That's what they are for.

    Put your text on one layer, duplicate that frame 3 times, and then just
    change the other attributes for the over and down states, leaving the text
    layer as-is.

    -Darrel


    darrel Guest

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    Default Semi-Transparent buttons

    I am trying to create some semi-transparent buttons as used on the fantastic
    Project Seven site below, using their Menu Magic 1:

    [url]http://www.projectseven.com/hof/index.htm[/url]

    But I can't get my buttons to be semi-transparent. Where am I going wrong? I
    open a new canvas, set to transparent; I draw the rectangle, and set the
    layer to 20% transparency, then I use a new layer for the text and another
    leayer for the + sign, then I optimize as a gif using index transparency. I
    insert a slice and name it properly. But the image isn't transparent at all
    when it hits the page...Mike


    MikeG Guest

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