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How to create a retro microsite that uses key based commands to navigate

For those of you who have completed the basic buttons tutorial, this will show you a few neat tricks to making you buttons look much more interesting, and you’ll want to play with them for hours! (Depending wether you have a girlfriend or not…) Anyway, here’s what you’ll end up with:

In part 2 you'll take the timeline code from part 1 and abstract it into reusable ActionScript classes.

In part 1 you'll learn how to create a smooth-scrolling scrollbar prototype on the timeline.

In part 1 you'll learn how to create a smooth-scrolling scrollbar prototype on the timeline.

This is going to be a smaller tutorial about how to paginate objects in ActionScript 2.0. By paginate, I mean taking a large group of objects, and making it so the user can navigate through them by page. For example, in our previous tutorial, Make a Rhythm Game in AS2, we made a list of levels that the user could play. However, this list was only limited to 5 levels, and we didn’t paginate them. We’re going to do something like this today.

This is going to be a smaller tutorial about how to paginate objects in ActionScript 3.0. By paginate, I mean taking a large group of objects, and making it so the user can navigate through them by page. For example, in our previous tutorial, Make a Rhythm Game in AS2, we made a list of levels that the user could play. However, this list was only limited to 5 levels, and we didn’t paginate them. We’re going to do something like this today.

This Flash tutorial will show you how to create a basic navigation menu. This tutorial is fairly straightforward and requires some knowledge of basic buttons and action script.

This flash tutorial will show you how to create a sign post navigation, with scrolling content.

LEarn how to add basic actionscript to your newly setup button.

This article will be providing you with detailed specifications of how to build what is commonly referred to as an Adaptive Navigation Menu using Adobe Flash CS3 and ActionScript 3.0. The concept of an Adaptive Navigation Menu is that the code of the presentation is designed to anticipate that there are an unknown number of menu items within the navigation menu.

http://frozenhaddock.co.uk/2008/05/basic-button-setup/

In this detailed tutorial I will show you how to create a pop up button with sub menus.

In this tutorial I will show you how you can make a simple but unique splash page in adobe flash. A lot of my readers would think this tutorial would be to advanced for them but there is nothing to hard and with a lot of pictures too show you every steps anyone could create this splash page.

Wanting to start an arcade website soon and want it to stand out from the rest that have standard ugly headers? Then this is the tutorial for you! Learn how to make a simple but very stylish arcade website header.

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