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Buttons Button explanation

Discussion in 'General' started by KabaModern, Jun 9, 2009.

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  1. KabaModern

    KabaModern New Member

    Hi, I downloaded the charitytrust website template, and have almost finished up customizing it. However, I am having some difficulties editing the text on the button tabs that read: "Home; About us; Download; Journal; Directory; Culture; Community; Contacts". Essentially I have the same problem posted in an earlier topic here: https://freewebsitetemplates.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8596 . I've attempted to search this forum and figure out how to do it myself, but have been unable to find the complete answer. I downloaded GIMP to try and do it, but that only led to more frustrations haha. I need the tabs to read:

    Home --> Home <!--same tab no change>
    About us --> About us <!--same tab no change>
    Download --> Services
    Journal --> Staff
    Directory --> Gallery
    Culture --> Directions
    Community --> Brochure
    Contacts --> FAQs

    Also, if there is a way to have the Charity Trust logo at the very top to instead read "J&R Fleet Services", help with that would be appreciated as well. As of now, I just deleted it.

    If someone could help me out, either by just doing it for me (if you have the time), giving me tips on how I could myself, or simply pointing me in the right direction, that would be a lot of help.

    Thanks so much. im noob (great template by the way : ) )
     
  2. CovertPea

    CovertPea Moderator Staff Member Verified Member

    I've zipped up 3 blanks for you to work with.
    blank tab, blank green tab and the logo.

    The font used on the tabs is "FuturaBT medium", it's not a free font so if you don't have it you'll have to buy it or find a suitable substitute.

    Hope this helps.
    CP
     

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  3. KabaModern

    KabaModern New Member

    Cool. Just what I needed, thanks. I was trying to do this in GIMP, but well, I'm just getting started with it. Thanks again for the help.
     
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