If you are adding these buttons to a web page that you have already started designing, then open that page. If you are creating a new page to add these buttons too, then open your FrontPage program and a new page will load. Don't forget to save your work as you go.
How to Create a Green Gradient Pipe Banner Menu in Microsoft FrontPage
First, we need to draw the first button. We will do this using the Auto Shapes in FrontPage. Go to the top of your window and click Insert > Picture > Auto Shapes. The Auto Shapes toolbar will pop up on your page. Click the Stars and Banners Icon, it should be the fifth icon on the toolbar. When the menu drops down, click on the Horizontal Scroll shape. Draw your shape on the page. Draw the scroll the size of a button.
Next, we will apply the gradient effect to the scroll button to make it look like a pipe. Click on the button to select it. Then go to the bottom of your screen and click the little arrow beside the paint bucket. When the menu pops up, click Fill Effects. The Fill Effects window will pop up and you will need to apply the following effects.
Click on the Gradient Tab. Then click Two Colors. The two colors box will appear on the box. Change Color 1 to White and change Color 2 to Green. Roll your mouse over the color boxes and it will show the name of the colors.
Leave the Transparency section at 0%. Click Horizontal in the Shading section. The last step is to choose your Variant. Click on the bottom right variant. Then click the OK button to apply the effects.
Next, we will apply the border. Click the arrow beside the paint brush and select the color black. Then click the border style icon and click ¾ pt line. You may want to apply a thicker or thinner border. If you do, then click on the border style icon and select another border.
We have created the first button. Now we will create our other buttons. Click on the button to select it. Right click on the button and click Copy from the pop up menu. Then right click off of the button and click Paste from the pop up menu. Click the button that you pasted and move it below the first button. Continue to copy and paste until you have all of your buttons.
After you have finished copying and pasting your buttons, you can add your text. Then you will need to link your buttons. To link your buttons, right click on the button and click Hyperlink from the pop up menu. The Hyperlink box will come up and you will need to type the link in the bottom field of the window. Then click the OK button.
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Published by Jasmine Starr
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- First, we need to draw the first button.
- Next, we will apply the gradient effect to the scroll button to make it look like a pipe.
- Last we will add the text.