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Menu Button Bar This example of the LiteTextURLButtonBar applet shows you how to create a button bar that provides a menu of links to World Wide Web sites. Notice that the text and the text color change when the mouse is moved over a button and when the button is clicked. Also, notice how the buttons are not edge-to-edge, and that the behavior of the button borders is somewhat unconventional. Warning: unlike the other applet classes in the Ultimate Button BarTM package, LiteTextURLButtonBar does not provide a parameter to allow buttons to exist with an invalid URL. If you click on a button, the applet will attempt to load the page indicated by the button over the Internet. | |||||||||||||
If the Java class files are located in
the same directory as the HTML, then the complete applet tag would be defined as
illustrated below. Click on
the PARAM name for detailed information about the parameter.
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