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Default Navigation Bars - 06-06-2008, 05:36 PM

Is their anyway for me to make a horizontal navigation bar at the top of my page. I looked at some of the ones they offer, but they really don't fit the feel of my site. Is their anyway I can create my own?
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Wink yes - 06-06-2008, 06:08 PM

Go to 'Insert', make a box, fill in your color,click on box add some 'Shadow' for depth and put text links.. (that's one way)
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Default 06-06-2008, 06:38 PM

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Is their anyway for me to make a horizontal navigation bar at the top of my page. I looked at some of the ones they offer, but they really don't fit the feel of my site. Is their anyway I can create my own?
What I do is create my own button image with or without text on it. I usually use GIMP to make sure that the surrounding background around it is clear/transparent so that it jives with what ever background I am using.

Then I use the rollover assistant and create a rollover button.

Or you can do as WebMonkey08 said and just insert it where ever you want and then add the text and link info.

There are a few programs out there where you can create your own rollover buttons that are free, that format your text to be in the exact location you want it, instead of fooling around with positioning the text onto a blank image. That’s just one benefit of doing it that way.
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