Tutorials » Interactivity : Navigation

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If you are like me, always on a hectic schedule between deadlines, you will love In this tutorial. I am going to demonstrate you the fastest and easiest way to create professional navigation for your websites. Even if you are experienced flash/actionscript author, there is no point on spending hours tweaking and modifying your design when you can do it in just minutes. By Marc Thomson

Use your mouse to scoll the menu or pictures horizontally and have it scroll left to right when not active.A revised, smaller version of Jeremy Bunton's cursor controlled menu. By Michael Neil

This is for newbies like myself wanting to control several external flash swf files and relate them together. Example is I am doing a e-learning series and each module is an external swf (flash movie). By Graeme Taylor

This tutorial uses the unFocus History Keeper to add back button functionality to your flash sites. The unFocus History Keeper is great because it doesn’t use frames like one of the most used methods created by Robert Penner. By Nathan Smith

How to make a simple 'Mouse-Over' button using tweening and Actionscript By www.Nastycritter.com

In this tutorial, we'll start with the very basics and get you up to speed on everything from making a button to making it function! By Jesse McCloskey

A painless button using a movie clip that animates one way on rollOver and another way on rollOut. Great effect! By Lexip Design

Navigation bar that could be used in a site By SJM

Getting a movie clip to move By Alex K

Learn how to creat a regular button. If you you already know how to create a button move onto Stage 2 for adding animated to your button. By Jon

Here's a method that'll teach you a few things, 1_how to create a toggle button that will play a timeline backward and forward, 2_ how to create a button that when clicked, goes forward and when held speeds forward as well as backward. By Ash Sammy