2 Replies Latest reply: Feb 11, 2013 9:15 AM by JerryPF RSS

    Slideshow navigation buttons

    JerryPF Community Member
    JerryPF Feb 11, 2013 4:04 AM

      I've created Photoshop buttons with three layers, 1 is normal 2, is mouseover and 3 in mousedown.

       

      I've inserted a blank slideshow and imported both buttons which sit side by side.

       

      I've copied each button then replaced the navigation < and > text in the default slideshow. This works when I preview the page in the browser. When I publish the site to BC the right-hand buton doesn't perform properly and the mousedown and mouseover states swap. Also the navigation buttons don't align with the top of the slideshow after publishing as they do when previewed.

       

      I previously had a lot of problems trying to achieve this when pasting the Photoshop button into place the program terminated (crashed) with an error message, something to do with 'an object with null'. I deleted the page and started again, now I can't get the program to crash to get the exact message.

       

      The page where the problem occurs is:

      http://rtc-training.businesscatalyst.com/security-manager.html

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        • 1. Re: Slideshow navigation buttons
          JerryPF Community Member
          JerryPF Feb 11, 2013 4:22 AM (in response to JerryPF)

          Just altered the width of the image frame that holds the button, that has corrected the alignment problem. Still getting the reverse states in the Photoshop button.

          • 2. Re: Slideshow navigation buttons
            JerryPF Community Member
            JerryPF Feb 11, 2013 9:15 AM (in response to JerryPF)

            Thought I'd try removing one of the states (layers) in the Photoshop file then Published to BC. Didn't like the result so decided to retrieve the buttons with 3 layers from my backup disc. Replaced the files on my Mac, opened Muse and automatically updated the linked items. Published again and now everything is working as it should. Puzzled but happy.