How do I add additional buttons

[PixelPainter]

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I find that it might be easier to navigate my website if I have a NEXT and a BACK button but I can't figure out how to intrigate them with my current buttons. Also can I change the buttons from horizontal to vertical? How?

[lovethatbluegrassmusic]

Re: How do I add additional buttons

The Nav Buttons on the left, third icon up,
can be presented vertical or horizontal
Just right click, properties , 'type' vert or horz
You can 'remove' two of them if you only want two
buttons. After naming the button, just put the
url of the next page in 'next' and 'index' in previous.

use 'style' to change the look of the bar

[VodaHost]

Re: How do I add additional buttons

click the below...

http://www.vodahost.com/vodatalk/bluevoda-tips-tricks-shortcuts/8266-build-custom-nav-bar-rollover-buttons-photoshop.html

[PixelPainter]

Re: How do I add additional buttons

Thanks, Brad, I will try that. You make it sound so simple. Just wish I could remember where I find all those things.

pixelpainter

[lovethatbluegrassmusic]

Re: How do I add additional buttons

After you make 40 or 50 buttons, it will get easier!
I have lots of them on my pages, just take a look
at my 'links' page.
I did find a custom button somewhere on the internet and dropped
it into my BlueVoda/Navbar folder so it would appear on the
style list under the properties. That is pretty easy to do.
Just watch the font size. I had some issues with the 10 pt
font and reduced it to 8 and things worked better. The 'Nav bar'
feature is one of the things I really like in blue voda. I do wish
there were even more options in there though! Overall, there
are lots of navigation bars there to choose.

You'll be a pro at it in no time.

[navaldesign]

Re: How do I add additional buttons

You may also use the meyìthod described here: Custom Buttons for Nav Bar . It places the buttons inside the BV button library, so titles can be added directly in BV

[lovethatbluegrassmusic]

Re: How do I add additional buttons

That is a great tip Naval! That is where I started out and the info
is right on! Hope that helps the painter!