In this Microsoft FrontPage tutorial I’ll teach you how to create a gradient green horizontal scroll bar. Please see the image I provided for the output of this tutorial. This volume is graphically turned into a table. There is a green gradient effect applied to this menu. Open the FrontPage program and let’s get started. If you are thinking of adding this file to the page, go ahead and open this page. If you are designing a new page, there should already be a blank page in the FrontPage window.
How to Make a Horizontal Green Gradient Book Menu in Microsoft FrontPage
The first step to creating this map is to draw a book. Go to the top of your window and click Insert > Picture > Auto Figures. Auto configure your toolbar on your pop up page. Click the stars and flags icon. Then click on the Horizontal Scroll icon. Drag your image here on your page. You can extract any size you need. The size of the menu depends on how many links you need. You can always resize the menu after you’ve added your links.
The next step is to apply a gradient effect to the menu. Click on the menu to download it. Then click on the small arrow next to the paint bucket. When the menu pops up, click Fill Effects. Fill in the Effects box that pops up. Click the Gradient Tab in the top box. Tick the Two Color field. Then drop the Color 1 box down and click on the color Green. Then drop the Color 2 box down and click the Light Green color. Roll the mouse over the colors to see the names of the colors. Leave Transparent fields at 0%. Tick horizontal for Shading Style. In the Variants section, just click on the left square. Click OK to apply the results.
The next step is to apply the term. Click on the menu to download it. Then click the arrow next to paint brush. When the color box comes up, click on the black color. Next, click the Border Style icon. Read pt term. If you want a smaller or larger limit, click on the limits of your choice.
The next step is to add your links. Right-click inside the menu and click Add Text from the menu. A text field will pop up in your menu. Type your links in the menu. To make your link clickable, highlight the link and then right click on it. Click Hyperlink from the pop up menu. The Hyperlink window will pop up and you will have to type the link in the bottom field. Then click OK. Repeat this step for all your links.
You can reposition your menu by dragging a dot to the corner of the list and dragging it in or out. If you have any problems with this Microsoft FrontPage tutorial, please feel free to leave me a comment at the bottom of this. page
