WEB EDITOR

Working with: Image Buttons

Creating image buttons is very easy with EZGenerator - you don't need to make graphics for each button, or use third party products - just select a caption and EZGenerator will generate the button for you, together with all required effects (shadow, glow, 3D level), so it fits the Web Template design you have selected.

Please, note that we have a Video Tutorial available on this topic. You can check it out at EZGenerator Tutorials.
To create a new button:
  1. Position the marker where you want to insert the button.
  2. Click the button icon () on the Main Toolbar.
  3. In the dialog that appears, type a caption for the button and press OK.
Convert Text to Button:
  1. Select a text in the web page that you want to be the caption of a button.
  2. Right-click and select Text-To Button from the menu.
  3. The text is replaced by a button with the required caption.

Button Properties

You can adjust the properties of existing buttons.

To open the properties window, double-click a button, or select a button, right-click and from the menu that appears, select Image Properties. Since buttons are a special case of images, they have the same properties. For more information, see Working with Images.

Button Factory

The button design normally depends on the template being used in the site. However, if you want to change this design, you can use the Button Factory window. To open this window, right-click a button and from the menu that appears, select Button Factory.

Layout

You set layout for your button here. You can either set your button with template layout, or you can use one of the predefined layouts.

Style

Result

This section displays a preview of the resulting button according to the settings. Drag the black arrows to adjust the caption position as it will appear on the button. NOTE: If you don't see red arrow , resize the window so it fits in the view. Use the Colors combo box to set bit depth (number of colors used for the image) for the button image. For example, at 8-bit depth, the maximum number of colors is 256.