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Interactive button elements allow you to include text or image buttons in your interactive presentations. These buttons can trigger navigation between pages, scroll through data, or activate predefined actions. Multiple visual effects and styling options are available to customize the appearance of these buttons.

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Properties Overview

Property SectionDescription
Button StyleSet the overall style of the button, including normal, hover, and pressed states.
Content (Image)Define the layout and image used for an image button.
Content (Text)Define the layout and text settings for a text button.
FlipFlip the content of the button horizontally or vertically.
FontSet the font for displaying text on the button.
IdentificationUniquely identify the button element within the page.
InteractivityDefine the action triggered when the button is pressed (e.g., go to another page).
PositionSet the position of the button within the page.
Property BindingsBind specific properties of the button to external data sources.
ReflectionAdd reflection effects to the button content.
RotationRotate the button to a specified angle.
RulesApply rules that trigger specific actions based on predefined conditions.
ShadowAdd shadow effects to the button content.
SizeDefine the width and height of the button.
SkewSkew the button to create angled or slanted effects.
Text AlignmentSet the horizontal alignment of the text inside the button.
Transition EffectDefine an incoming transition effect for when the button appears.
TransparencySet the transparency level of the button.
VisibilityControl if and when the button and its content are visible during playback.

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Key Functionalities of Interactive Buttons

  • Navigation: Let users move between different pages within the presentation.
  • Data Interaction: Scroll through real-time data when connected to data sources.
  • Action Triggering: Execute predefined actions such as playing media, launching apps, or showing hidden content.
  • Customizable Visuals: Apply different styles, effects, and alignments for personalized button design.
  • Interactive Feedback: Use visual feedback (hover and press effects) to enhance user experience.

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Important Notes

  • This section focuses on interactive button-specific properties.
  • For common properties (shared across other elements like text, images, videos), refer to Page Element Properties section.
  • Buttons can be styled for normal, hover, and pressed states, allowing interactive feedback.