Adding a Button to Your Web Page

Modified on Wed, 11 Sep at 11:52 AM

Integrating a button into your webpage is a simple and effective process. Start by selecting the button element and placing it in your editor’s workspace. Once added, you can modify both its design and functionality to fit your website’s layout and user experience requirements. This will ensure the button is seamlessly incorporated into your overall content.

General Button Settings

The button’s configuration is more detailed compared to other elements.

Element Name/Title
When you select a button element, a toolbar appears on the left side of the editor. Here, you can rename the button or give it a custom title for easier navigation as you design your page.


Element Name Example


Background Color
To change the background color of your button, click on the button and choose your desired shade. If your preferred color isn’t listed, enter a color code to apply a custom color.


Background Color Example

Letter Spacing
Adjust how much space is between the letters on your button by selecting this option.


Letter Spacing Example

Text Shadow
You can add a shadow effect to the button text. Choose how light or dark you want the shadow to be.


Text Shadow Example

Font Size for Desktop and Mobile
Control the size of the button’s text separately for mobile and desktop by adjusting the sliders for each.


Font Size Adjustment

Sub-Text Font Size for Desktop and Mobile
Similarly, you can modify the size of any sub-text added to the button for both mobile and desktop.


Sub-Text Font Size

Typography Type
Choose a font for your button text by selecting from preset options or picking a new one from the dropdown menu.


Typography Selection

Icon Settings


Icon Before Text
Add an icon to the button by selecting one from the available choices or using the search bar to find the desired icon. The icon will appear before the button text.


Icon Picker Example

Icon After Text
Alternatively, you can place the icon after the button text by choosing this option.


Icon After Text Example

Color Settings


Text Color
Modify the button text’s color, such as for a "Sign Up" label.


Text Color

Sub-Text Color
You can also change the color of any sub-text added to the button.


Sub-Text Color


Spacing Options


Padding (Top, Bottom, Left, Right)
Adjust how much space surrounds the content within the button by manipulating the padding settings.


Padding Example



Margin (Top and Bottom)
Control the space above or below the button by adjusting the top and bottom margins.


Margin Example


Text Options


Main Text
Here, you can edit or input the button’s main label text.


Main Text Field

Sub-Text
If needed, add secondary text beneath the main label by typing it in this field.


Sub-Text Field

Button Actions


Link To
You can link the button to any URL, page, or element by selecting the relevant option.


Link Example


Theme Settings


Button Themes
Pick a theme for your button by selecting one from the themes tab. Keep in mind that choosing a theme will remove any customizations you’ve previously made.


Theme Selection


Advanced Settings


Text Transformation
Change the button text’s format to uppercase, lowercase, or capitalized using the Text Transform option.


Text Transform Example


Full Width
Enable full-width mode to extend the button across the entire width of its container.


Full Width Example


Button Effects
Apply visual effects to your button by choosing from the available effect options.


Button Effect Example


Button Shadow
Add a shadow effect to your button, adjusting the intensity as needed.


Button Shadow Example

Background Styles


Background Visibility
Decide whether to display the button’s background or remove it to display only text.


Background Style Example


Size and Visibility


Vertical and Horizontal Spacing
Control the button’s height and width by modifying these settings.


Size Adjustment Example


Visibility on Mobile and Desktop
Select whether the button should be visible on mobile, desktop, or both by toggling the desired option.


Visibility Settings

Custom Classes and Borders


Custom Class
To apply a custom CSS class to the button, type the class name into the field.


Custom Class Field

Border Customization
Select from various border styles such as solid, dashed, or dotted. Modify the border’s width, color, and radius for further customization.


Border Settings


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