Working with buttons

Buttons allow users to execute actions, like navigating within a title, launching Web pages, showing hidden objects, launching programs or documents, and displaying messages. You can create buttons with the use of images or 4-state images or they can be designated as transparent buttons.

The process of using buttons in a title takes three steps: create the button, position and size the button on the page, and configure the button's action.

View these topics for more information about adding and working with buttons:

• Creating buttons

• Assigning an action to a button

• Changing the name of a button

• Enabling author control on a button

• Specifying a description of a button

• Viewing the HTML name of a button

• Changing the resources of a button

• Making a button initially hidden

• Placing a button on the top layer

• Making a button initially disabled

• Specifying the CSS classes of a button

• Changing the transitions of a button

• Using an empty ALT tag for a button

• Preloading a button for Web-based publishing

• Adding an action to a button

• Adding a reference for a button

• Including metadata for a button

• Resetting overrides in a responsive title

• Changing the shape of a button

• Changing the shape style of a button

• Changing the shadowing and reflection effects of a button

• Changing the text style of a button

• Scaling button text in a responsive title

• Configuring the states of buttons

• Locking the size and position of a button

• Changing the position and size of a button

• Rotating and flipping a button

• Copying and applying a button's style to another button

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