When trying to add a sharp font color to a buttonize button, it gets abit wierd. Its like its out of focuse and doesnt look good at all. White and really bright colors arent that affected. its only really strong colors like, red, blue etc that are wierd.
Any fix on this?
Oh, im using the trial before buying, if that has something to do with it.
buttonize font color is wierd
Rmk82
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Eric Rohloff
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It's just how those colors play together. It doesn't matter what editor you use. Some colors together give the affect that you might need glasses.
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It's easy to overlook something you're not looking for.
This is a site I built for my work.(RSD)
http://esmansgreenhouse.com
This is a site I built for use in my job.(HTML Editor)
https://pestlogbook.com
This is my personal site used for testing and as an easy way to share photos.(RLM imported to RSD)
https://ericrohloff.com
Rmk82
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Take a look " http://garasjesalg.org/shoptest/ "
The Home button is whats the issue is, the other Home button further down is the correct one, but non buttonize color, only normal text with red color.
Why does it differ? its the same color
The Home button is whats the issue is, the other Home button further down is the correct one, but non buttonize color, only normal text with red color.
Why does it differ? its the same color
paintbrush
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It's nothing to do with a trial version. I have red links on black also and decided the buttonize feature just wouldn't work for me 
As with your example, the red text is crisp and clear, but gets dull and fuzzy on the buttons. 'Neon' colors show up just fine, though. Lime green is especially sharp - but one of those colors that 'vibrates' against a dark background. 
I don't know of any solution for this (I'm just using text links - no buttons).
As with your example, the red text is crisp and clear, but gets dull and fuzzy on the buttons. 'Neon' colors show up just fine, though. Lime green is especially sharp - but one of those colors that 'vibrates' against a dark background. I don't know of any solution for this (I'm just using text links - no buttons).
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Zac
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Reproduced it on my site; It's just something VSD does when it renders images.
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paintbrush
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I know! I was so excited to re-do my menu and then......
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Zac
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You could make the images yourself in paint rather easily and then make your menu using the mouse-over feature instead of the buttonize feature... they're essentially the same thing anyways.
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Rmk82
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ye i thought of that zac, but using an aditional program for a simple design like mine kinda ruins the idea of Simple 
I know it doesnt take long to edit a button and use the mouse over, but it is a shame when it can be done in VSD. Anyways il use a bright blue, whiteish color instead, made it abit smoother.
I know it doesnt take long to edit a button and use the mouse over, but it is a shame when it can be done in VSD. Anyways il use a bright blue, whiteish color instead, made it abit smoother.
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