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<blockquote data-quote="Bleazle" data-source="post: 404549" data-attributes="member: 53582">OK, here's the answer to olli14's question:Firstly, to be clear, the question is about changing the button for the Last.fm plugin, it's not about the hover image.1. Create 2 new button images:&nbsp; a) The first button has no shine effect - call it buttonNF_last.png&nbsp; b) The second button is the same as the first but has the shine effect - call it button_last.png 2. Save the buttons to the XFace/Media directory3. Delete the XFace folder from your cache (not required but good practice and required if you do the following &quot;fixes&quot;..)4. Run MP/XFace, you should see your custom button <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Done!<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" />From memory the Plugins button also uses the default &quot;unfocused&quot; button (buttonNF_empty.png). To fix this rename the buttonNF_plugins.png to buttonNF_My Plugins.png and the button_plugins.png to button_My Plugins.png . Then do steps 2~4 above...&nbsp; Finally, when I was looking at XFace I noticed that the default button remains visible in the background while the menu scrolls and until it &quot;settles&quot; in the background. If you want to &quot;fix&quot; this rename the button_empty.png to button_emptyBAK.png and the buttonNF_empty.png to buttonNF_emptyBAK.png (just in case you decide you need them later). That will stop the images being used. This makes the menu look better (imho) but the problem is that if a button doesn't have a custom png file it will be empty (only the text will show) which isn't good but that's your call - if you use the &quot;standard&quot; plugins you should be fine, Harley has included images for the main ones. If there isn't a button you could always make one!Hope this helps someone out - I'd better get back to making BleazleWide MP 1.0.1 compatible.As always thanks to Harley for all the work he does on this stuff! Bleazle</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bleazle, post: 404549, member: 53582"] OK, here's the answer to [B]olli14's[/B] question: Firstly, to be clear, the question is about changing the [B]button[/B] for the Last.fm plugin, it's not about the hover image. 1. Create 2 new button images: a) The first button has no shine effect - call it [B]buttonNF_last.png[/B] b) The second button is the same as the first but has the shine effect - call it [B]button_last.png[/B] 2. Save the buttons to the [B]XFace/Media[/B] directory 3. Delete the XFace folder from your cache (not required but good practice and required if you do the following "fixes"..) 4. Run MP/XFace, you should see your custom button :) Done!:D From memory the [B]Plugins[/B] button also uses the default "unfocused" button (buttonNF_empty.png). To fix this rename the [B]buttonNF_plugins.png[/B] to [B]buttonNF_My Plugins.png [/B] and the [B]button_plugins.png[/B] to [B]button_My Plugins.png [/B]. Then do steps 2~4 above... Finally, when I was looking at [B]XFace[/B] I noticed that the default button remains visible in the background while the menu scrolls and until it "settles" in the background. If you want to "fix" this rename the [B]button_empty.png[/B] to [B]button_emptyBAK.png[/B] and the [B]buttonNF_empty.png[/B] to [B]buttonNF_emptyBAK.png[/B] (just in case you decide you need them later). That will stop the images being used. This makes the menu look better (imho) but the problem is that if a button doesn't have a custom png file it will be empty (only the text will show) which isn't good but that's your call - if you use the "standard" plugins you should be fine, Harley has included images for the main ones. If there isn't a button you could always make one! Hope this helps someone out - I'd better get back to making BleazleWide MP 1.0.1 compatible. As always thanks to Harley for all the work he does on this stuff! Bleazle [/QUOTE]

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