Graphics Reference
In-Depth Information
Figure 12.3
Setting the
Document class from the
Properties window.
The BorderButton Class
In addition to creating an invisible button that covers the stage, the
BorderButton class also gives you the option to include a border of
any color and thickness you need based on the design layout and
specs (some sites require a border to separate banners from their
content). As a matter of fact, the BorderButton class is set up to
offer three different choices. One option for using this class would
be a full-stage button that also draws a border around your banner.
Another option would be a full-stage button that does not draw a
border around your banner. The third option would be to draw a
border around your banner without creating a full-stage clickable
area. Each of these options has their uses, and the project at hand
will determine which you would use. An example would be if you
had a banner with specs that called for a border, but you also need
to make three different clickable areas within the banner. In that
case, you would go with the third option of drawing the banner
without including the full-stage clickable area.
