8.5

The Page Layout palette (Window > Page Layout) enables you to see and access each
button state in a Button layout.
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Select a button state by double-clicking its page in the Page Layout palette, and then draw
the button state with QuarkXPress page layout tools, or draw a picture box and import
the button state as a graphic.
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Copy and paste the content from one button state to another so that both button states
are identical. You can use the Page Layout palette to move between button states.
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Update the content of the button state.
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Repeat the previous three steps until you have designed each state of the button.
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If you want to specify that only part of the button's area should be interactive (clickable),
draw boxes in the Hit state where you want the button to be clicked.
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When you are finished, switch back to the Presentation layout using the layout tabs at
the bottom of the window or by choosing Layout > Go To.
You can also create a Button layout the same way you create a Presentation layout by
choosing File > New > Project or Layout > New. However, the usual way to create a
Button layout is the approach described above. When you use this approach, the box size
is automatically captured and used for the new Button layout.
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