Button Panel

Button Properties:

Link:  indicate  the URL that the browser will fetch when the button is clicked. The URL can be a relative URL, like web.html or it can be an absolute URL like
http://www.sillyconvalley.com/index.html
. You may also specify mailto URLs such as: mailto:canyon@grand.com



Frame: This is the name of the frame where the Link URL will be displayed. Typical values are 
_self : This will show the link of the button in the current frame. This is the default.
_parent : This will show the link of the applet in the parent frame.
_top: This will show the link of the applet in the topmost frame.
_blank : This will show the link of the applet in a new unnamed top-level window.
  "name"   : show in a new top-level window named name.


Status: The text entered in this property will be displayed in the status bar (if any) of the browser

Button Type : if you select Image only, the Font and Button Text Properties will be disabled. This means that you do not want to superimpose text on your button image.

If you select
Image and text, you can superimpose text on your button


Transition Behavior : 
In Atomix Buttons, when a mouse is moved over the button, transition/morphing from one image to the other will begin.

If
Complete is chosen for the Transition Behavior, the transition that has been initiated must complete, fully morphing itself into the new image, before being allowed to go back in the reverse direction.

If
Immediate is chosen for the Transition Behavior, the transition that has been initiated will proceed in the reverse direction immediately when the mouse is no longer over the button.


Number of frames The number of frames for the whole transition to complete. Smoother but slower transition will result by using more frames.

If the number of frames is set to 2, there will be no transition. A new image will cover the existing one immediately instead of going through some intermediate frames when an event occurs.


Delay  The delay between the successive display of each frame.



Transitions



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