make transparent & quot; buttons & quot; just for the service?

I tried to make hyperlinks when I click on text of vita, art instruction, for example.
I want to just make sure that what I do is just.

-Instead of making the buttons for each text (art, vita, statement),
-I'll make a 'transparent' button symbol (which means just alpha setting of 0% for color Over/up/down, but some color on the Hit State).
- then I'll put this transparent button under each text.
-Then, select each button and do get URL actionscript.

Is this transparent button will work on what you think?
Another question. If I put this button under the text 'statement', can I change to make more large enough to cover the text?

Or do you each symbols button for art, vita, statement of text?
Thanks in advance!

> Instead of making the buttons for each text (vita, art,
(> statement), I'll do a transparent symbol 'button '.

It's a good way to do. :)

> (which simply means 0% alpha parameter for color on place/more /)
(> Down but some color on the Hit State).

In fact, * everything * you need is a shape on the image clicked. The other
frames can be empty. This makes it easy.

> then I will put this transparent button under each text.

He would go through each of these texts, not covered.

>, select each button, then do get URL actionscript.

Sure. Or any other action.

> If I put this button under the text 'statement', can I change
> make more large enough to cover the text?

Altogether.

> Or do you each symbols button for art, vita, statement
> the text? Thanks in advance!

No, no! Use one button symbol - which is the whole point: a
symbol used for many reasons... saves on the size of the SWF file and makes your
Less crowded library.

> Yes, it will work. Yes, you can scale using the free transform
> tool (q)... but remember if you copy and paste, to change the
> url in the case of shares the same url copied from there.

That all depends on how you treat these events of button. Back in
Flash 5 (it's quite earlier), you had to use on() or onClipEvent().
but since Flash MX (aka 6), it is possible to put all your code in a
layer of single script. This is the current recommended 'best practices' and I
agree with her. Just give each button instance - in this case, each copy of
This 'invisible' - an instance name button. Achieve you this by
selecting each button on the stage, in turn and using the Instance
Field name in the property inspector.

Then use each instance name in a frame script and assign a function to
Button.onRelease event for each:

buttonA.onRelease = function() {}
getURL (" http://www.domain.com/page.html");
}
buttonB.onRelease = function() {}
getURL (" http://www.domain.com/some_where_else.html");
}
etc.

David Stiller
Adobe Community Expert
Dev blog, http://www.quip.net/blog/
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