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<blockquote data-quote="jburnette" data-source="post: 268321" data-attributes="member: 24356">I haven't actually tried this, but I'm pretty sure this is correct.&nbsp; If you open up basichome.xml you'll see some different sections.&nbsp; First will be the backgrounds, then the static buttons in the upper right corner, then the good stuff - the buttons.&nbsp; Each button should have 12 total occurrences (6 moving left/6 moving right).&nbsp; If you just want to change what they actually do, you'll have to either change the hyperlink tag in those to what you want them to go to and then change the texturefocus/texturenofocus to a different image.&nbsp; You can get the window numbers needed for the hyperlink tags from the very top of the skin file for the window you want to go to.Or, if you want to remove them altogether, you'll need to do a few things.&nbsp; Let's say you want to remove the movies button.&nbsp; Looking at the skin itself you can see the to the left and right of movies is TV and TV-SERIES respectively.&nbsp; Looking at one of the control entries for Movies, you'll see it's id is 98801 every time.&nbsp; Also, you'll see the onleft is 98811 and onright is 98702.&nbsp; Go ahead and delete all 12 entries for movies.&nbsp; Now, in doing that you've just now invalidated TV-SERIES's onleft tags and TV's onright tags.&nbsp; Scroll on down to TV-SERIES set of 12 entries and change every onleft to 98811 (the TV controls).&nbsp;&nbsp; Then, find the set of 12 TV controls and change it's onright tags to 98802 (TV-SERIES's controls).&nbsp; Finally, go back up the top and remove the background entry for the section that you have removed as there's no reason at all for you to be loading those images into RAM when you're never going to need them.&nbsp; Now you have a functional menu minus one button.You'll also have to tweak the posX tags of the surrounding buttons to account for the fact that you've just removed an entire button. Let me know if this works for you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jburnette, post: 268321, member: 24356"] I haven't actually tried this, but I'm pretty sure this is correct. If you open up basichome.xml you'll see some different sections. First will be the backgrounds, then the static buttons in the upper right corner, then the good stuff - the buttons. Each button should have 12 total occurrences (6 moving left/6 moving right). If you just want to change what they actually do, you'll have to either change the hyperlink tag in those to what you want them to go to and then change the texturefocus/texturenofocus to a different image. You can get the window numbers needed for the hyperlink tags from the very top of the skin file for the window you want to go to. Or, if you want to remove them altogether, you'll need to do a few things. Let's say you want to remove the movies button. Looking at the skin itself you can see the to the left and right of movies is TV and TV-SERIES respectively. Looking at one of the control entries for Movies, you'll see it's id is 98801 every time. Also, you'll see the onleft is 98811 and onright is 98702. Go ahead and delete all 12 entries for movies. Now, in doing that you've just now invalidated TV-SERIES's onleft tags and TV's onright tags. Scroll on down to TV-SERIES set of 12 entries and change every onleft to 98811 (the TV controls). Then, find the set of 12 TV controls and change it's onright tags to 98802 (TV-SERIES's controls). Finally, go back up the top and remove the background entry for the section that you have removed as there's no reason at all for you to be loading those images into RAM when you're never going to need them. Now you have a functional menu minus one button. You'll also have to tweak the posX tags of the surrounding buttons to account for the fact that you've just removed an entire button. Let me know if this works for you. [/QUOTE]

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