EZNetTools Button Builder/Bar Questions

Button Builder vs. Button Bar
Is there a difference between the button builder and the button bar? There is a big difference between the two. Button builder will create buttons for you with whatever text (relatively speaking) you want on them. The button bar, however, does not create buttons, but rather places a number of graphics in a row across, or down the side, of a page.

Instructions for the Button Builder
These are the instructions on how to add a button builder to the page builder. When in pagebuilder and working on any page, add a block. When given choices, scroll down until you find the Button Builder option. Choose this, and click on 'Next step.' You will see this screen:

Add Button Bar
Button:
Text Color:	Other Color:
Button Text 1:	Link:
Button Text 2:	Link:
Button Text 3:	Link:
Button Text 4:	Link:
Button Text 5:	Link:
Button Text 6:	Link:
Button Text 7:	Link:
Button Text 8:	Link:
Button Text 9:	Link:
Button Text 10:	Link:
Insert Blank Line:	On Off

Button:Choose the type of button that you want all of the buttons, in this bar, to be. You can see a button at the bottom of the screen that says 'View Buttons.' If you click on this button, you will see a list of all of the different buttons offered. Use the 'Back' button on your browser to get back to page builder. Now you can scroll through the list of button types and choose the one you want.
Text Color: Use this to choose the color of the text that will be on all of the buttons in this bar. You can also see at the bottom of this page the 'View Colors' button. Use this to see the different colors offered. Use your browsers 'Back' button to return to the page builder. Choose a color. You can also use any other color that you would like, (that we support,) if you place the color in 'Other Color:'

Button Text 1:	Type here what you want written on the first button. This can be up to 12 characters. If you go longer than this, it will not look good.
Link:	If you want this button to link to a particular page, you can use the link area for that. You can type in the name of the page that you want it to link to: (ie. test.html) or you can use the browse button to choose a filename. If you want it to link to another web address, type in the actual address of the site you want the link to go to: (ie. http://www.amazon.com)
Button Text 2:	Type here what you want the second button to say. Same as Button 1.
Link:	Choose a page that this button links to. Same as Button 1 Link.
Button Text 3:	Same as other buttons.
Link:	Same as other links.
Button Text 4:	Same as other buttons.
Link:	Same as other links.
Button Text 5:	Same as other buttons.
Link:	Same as other links.
Button Text 6:	Same as other buttons.
Link:	Same as other links.
Button Text 7:	Same as other buttons.
Link:	Same as other links.
Button Text 8:	Same as other buttons.
Link:	Same as other links.
Button Text 9:	Same as other buttons.
Link:	Same as other links.
Button Text 10:	Same as other buttons.
Link:	Same as other links.
Insert Blank Line:	On Off - You can choose 'On' if you want to have a blank line underneath the button bar, or you can choose 'Off' if you do not want the extra line.

Upgrade! The 'Button Builder' option has now had a 'Sidebar' option added to it. You can now place custom built buttons in the sidebar. Simply click on the 'Sidebar' radio button next to the alignment option to place these buttons in the sidebar.

Click the Submit button and save.

Button Bar

1. When you add a button bar it first gives you an option to have the bar centered, which is straight accross the page, or if you want it as a sidebar which is to the side of the page up and down.

2. On the left side there are 10 spaces for you to put graphics in. The browse button on the right gives you the option to choose graphics from the files on the server, or from your own computer.
Once you highlight the graphic you choose, click on open and the file name will be set in the space provided.

3. Each graphic also has a link which you enter on the left side. There is also a browse button to the right that which gives you the option to choose the page you want the graphic button to link to. Click on open for what ever page you choose and the file name will be inserted.

4. Once you have inserted however many buttons, you can then choose if you want to insert the blank line or not, which is a space beneath the block you created.

5. Once you are through click on submit and the block will appear on the page.

6. To edit that block: At the top middle of the page, to the left of the "add before" button there is a list of all the blocks you have created, 1,2,3,4..... Highlight the correct one and then click on edit which is to the far right, make your changes and submit.