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what is Add a flashy button in Macromedia Dreamweaver?  

Asked in Computers & Technology at 1:57 PM on June 22, 2008

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My dear friend, This option in Dreamweaver is very important.Dreamweaver lets you create and add Flash button objects without even owning Flash. Version 4.0 ships with a number of pre-made Flash button objects that make up different styles of buttons. Select Insert • Interactive Images • Flash Button to see the different styles. Within this dialog box, you can even mouse over the sample of each style and see how it will animate within a browser. Highlight the style you want to use and fill in any other parameters that you'd like, such as the button text, font, color, or customized file name. Click OK. The SWF file will be created and inserted into your page. If you click it, you'll see that the Property Inspector displays the file's properties. And if you expand the Property Inspector, you can click the Play button to preview the button's action without going to a browser... All the best... :)

Answered by Madhuoos , an ibibo Master, at 2:00 PM on June 22, 2008

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well Raji, Flash buttons are a quick and easy way to create buttons for navigation bars and forms – or just for fun!

1. Open your web page in Dreamweaver and select the spot for your button

2. From the objects bar select Insert Flash Button

Objects-Bar

3. and up will come an Insert Flash Button dialog box

Flash_Dialog_Box

4. Select your button style from the Style list

5. Type in your button text e.g. Home

6. Select a font for your button text

7. Add a link

8. Select a background colour to match your web page colour

9. Save your Flash file. Its save as a .swf file. Name it so you’ll recognise it if you want to use it again

10. Press OK and the button is done! Press F12 to test it in your browser

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 7:26 PM on July 19, 2008

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well Raji, Flash buttons are a quick and easy way to create buttons for navigation bars and forms – or just for fun!

1. Open your web page in Dreamweaver and select the spot for your button

2. From the objects bar select Insert Flash Button

Objects-Bar

3. and up will come an Insert Flash Button dialog box

Flash_Dialog_Box

4. Select your button style from the Style list

5. Type in your button text e.g. Home

6. Select a font for your button text

7. Add a link

8. Select a background colour to match your web page colour

9. Save your Flash file. Its save as a .swf file. Name it so you’ll recognise it if you want to use it again

10. Press OK and the button is done! Press F12 to test it in your browser

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 8:38 PM on July 14, 2008

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well Raji, Flash buttons are a quick and easy way to create buttons for navigation bars and forms – or just for fun!

1. Open your web page in Dreamweaver and select the spot for your button

2. From the objects bar select Insert Flash Button

Objects-Bar

3. and up will come an Insert Flash Button dialog box

Flash_Dialog_Box

4. Select your button style from the Style list

5. Type in your button text e.g. Home

6. Select a font for your button text

7. Add a link

8. Select a background colour to match your web page colour

9. Save your Flash file. Its save as a .swf file. Name it so you’ll recognise it if you want to use it again

10. Press OK and the button is done! Press F12 to test it in your browser

Answered by Ni .. , an ibibo Master, at 9:07 PM on July 13, 2008

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well Raji, Flash buttons are a quick and easy way to create buttons for navigation bars and forms – or just for fun!

1. Open your web page in Dreamweaver and select the spot for your button

2. From the objects bar select Insert Flash Button

Objects-Bar

3. and up will come an Insert Flash Button dialog box

Flash_Dialog_Box

4. Select your button style from the Style list

5. Type in your button text e.g. Home

6. Select a font for your button text

7. Add a link

8. Select a background colour to match your web page colour

9. Save your Flash file. Its save as a .swf file. Name it so you’ll recognise it if you want to use it again

10. Press OK and the button is done! Press F12 to test it in your browser

Answered by Yash , an ibibo Master, at 12:39 AM on July 11, 2008

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well Raji, Flash buttons are a quick and easy way to create buttons for navigation bars and forms – or just for fun!

1. Open your web page in Dreamweaver and select the spot for your button

2. From the objects bar select Insert Flash Button

Objects-Bar

3. and up will come an Insert Flash Button dialog box

Flash_Dialog_Box

4. Select your button style from the Style list

5. Type in your button text e.g. Home

6. Select a font for your button text

7. Add a link

8. Select a background colour to match your web page colour

9. Save your Flash file. Its save as a .swf file. Name it so you’ll recognise it if you want to use it again

10. Press OK and the button is done! Press F12 to test it in your browser

Flash Text

Use Flash text to create rollover links or text which change colour dramatically as your mouse rolls over them. Its just as easy as Flash buttons!

1. Open your web page in Dreamweaver and select the spot for your button

2. From the objects bar select Insert Flash Text

Objects_Bar_2

3. and up will come an Insert Flash Text dialog box

Dialog_Box_2

4. Select your font and font size

5. Select the colour that the text will be initially, and then a contrasting rollover colour

6. Type in your text

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 9:38 AM on July 09, 2008

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well Raji, Flash buttons are a quick and easy way to create buttons for navigation bars and forms – or just for fun!

1. Open your web page in Dreamweaver and select the spot for your button

2. From the objects bar select Insert Flash Button

Objects-Bar

3. and up will come an Insert Flash Button dialog box

Flash_Dialog_Box

4. Select your button style from the Style list

5. Type in your button text e.g. Home

6. Select a font for your button text

7. Add a link

8. Select a background colour to match your web page colour

9. Save your Flash file. Its save as a .swf file. Name it so you’ll recognise it if you want to use it again

10. Press OK and the button is done! Press F12 to test it in your browser

Flash Text

Use Flash text to create rollover links or text which change colour dramatically as your mouse rolls over them. Its just as easy as Flash buttons!

1. Open your web page in Dreamweaver and select the spot for your button

2. From the objects bar select Insert Flash Text

Objects_Bar_2

3. and up will come an Insert Flash Text dialog box

Dialog_Box_2

4. Select your font and font size

5. Select the colour that the text will be initially, and then a contrasting rollover colour

6. Type in your text

7. Select your link file

8. Choose a background colour to match your web page colour

9. Save your Flash file. Its save as a .swf file. Name it so you’ll recognise it if you want to use it again

10. Press OK and the text is done! Press F12 to test it in your browser.

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 4:14 PM on July 03, 2008

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Flash buttons are a quick and easy way to create buttons for navigation bars and forms – or just for fun!
1. Open your web page in Dreamweaver and select the spot for your button
2. From the objects bar select Insert Flash Button
3. and up will come an Insert Flash Button dialog box
4. Select your button style from the Style list
5. Type in your button text e.g. Home
6. Select a font for your button text
7. Add a link
8. Select a background colour to match your web page colour
9. Save your Flash file. Its save as a .swf file. Name it so you’ll recognise it if you want to use it again
10. Press OK and the button is done! Press F12 to test it in your browser.

Answered by Gyan Singh , an ibibo Master, at 7:49 PM on June 27, 2008

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Flash buttons are a quick and easy way to create buttons for navigation bars and forms – or just for fun!
1. Open your web page in Dreamweaver and select the spot for your button
2. From the objects bar select Insert Flash Button
3. and up will come an Insert Flash Button dialog box
4. Select your button style from the Style list
5. Type in your button text e.g. Home
6. Select a font for your button text
7. Add a link
8. Select a background colour to match your web page colour
9. Save your Flash file. Its save as a .swf file. Name it so you’ll recognise it if you want to use it again
10. Press OK and the button is done! Press F12 to test it in your browser.

Answered by Ashish Yadav , an ibibo Wizard, at 2:34 PM on June 27, 2008

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Flash buttons are a quick and easy way to create buttons for navigation bars and forms – or just for fun!
1. Open your web page in Dreamweaver and select the spot for your button
2. From the objects bar select Insert Flash Button
3. and up will come an Insert Flash Button dialog box
4. Select your button style from the Style list
5. Type in your button text e.g. Home
6. Select a font for your button text
7. Add a link
8. Select a background colour to match your web page colour
9. Save your Flash file. Its save as a .swf file. Name it so you’ll recognise it if you want to use it again
10. Press OK and the button is done! Press F12 to test it in your browser.

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 6:09 PM on June 25, 2008

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what is Add a flashy button in Macromedia Dreamweaver?

your Flash file. Its save as a .swf file. Name it so youll recognise it if you want to use it again10. Press OK and the button is done! Press F12 to test it in your browser...How to create Flashy buttons!Macromedias recognise it if you want to use it again10. Press OK and the button is done! Press F12 to test it in your browser....Macromedias Flash 5 is a great piece of software, but many of us dont need to use the full

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