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Creating Graphics - Rollover Buttons In this tutorial you will create series of rollover navigation buttons you can use on your website. The previous tutorials demonstrated how to create buttons in Fireworks. This tutorial will show you how to use the bevel action and create rollovers using Fireworks and Dreamweaver. When you produce your buttons for your website you can use the same style of buttons you produced previously though you will have to create a rollover image for each one to make them interactive. You could do this by changing the font or background colours. To begin with you are going to create a basic button in Fireworks. You will then create a rollover version of this image. You will then incorporate these into your website and use a script to create the rollover effect. Step 1
Step 2 Your rectangle should now look more like a button:
Rename the layer in which you created the button:
Step 3
Name the new layer Text. With the text layer selected:
Click the Text Tool (T). Set the font size to 20 and bold. Then click on the button and type home.
Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Open homebutton.png then save it as homerolloverbutton.png Select the Rounded Rectangle from the Button Layer: Double Click Inner Bevel from the properties menu.
Select Inverted:
Save your image. Then export the image and save it as homerolloverbutton. Here is what the image will look like:
Step 7 You should end up with the following buttons:
You are now ready to create the navigation menu in Dreamweaver. To do this go to the Navigation Menu Tutorial.
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