A short primer on text links, buttons, menus and a few examples of how Flash Menu Buttons work.

Moving from page to page on your site requires clicking on a link to reach the other pages of your information which can either be text based such as [ CLICK HERE ] or with text written on a button such as . Flash Menu Buttons allow your visitor to click on a link button and be offered several options aviable under that same catagory without having to go through each individual sub page to find what they are looking for. This saves your visitor time since they don't have to wait for another page to fully load before they have another link available to them. Remember that time is your biggest enemy on a web site as a host. If your visitors have to wait to long to find what they are looking for they are only one click away from leaving your site, possibly never to return. The animated flash menu button samples below are working models and will work when clicked on. Clicking on a button will open sub menus (and their associated buttons for the links associated with them) if they are available under that main menu button. When there are no sub menus clicking on the button would take you directly to the page described if this was an actual working page. The examples below will show you how the sub menus work. Click on a link button and if there are sub menus available the link page will automatically appear. To close or change the link options you can either re-click on the main button or click on a new main button which will close up the previously opened sub menu links and open the sub menu links for the main link you just clicked on. Just Play with the buttons ... you can't mess anything up playing around with them.

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