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Use motion paths

Last updated 6/15/2014

6 Preview your Edge Animate composition in a browser by choosing File > Preview in your browser, or pressing

Ctrl+Enter (Windows)/Command+Return (Mac OS).

Your buttons are complete. When you move your mouse over them, they become colorized. When you move your

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ff of them, they revert to grayscale, and when you click on them, Edge Animate displays the corresponding

image from the slideshow.

Using the Code panel to make global edits:

king global edits as you did in this task, such as deleting all the click

events from a set of elements, can be arduous because of the need to select and modify each element. However, using

the

Code panel can be a huge time-saver if you’re careful about selecting and editing code.Open the Code panel by

choosing Window > Code, or pressing Ctrl+E (Windows)/Command+E (Mac OS), and choose the Full Code mode.

Examine the code for all the click events (which are referred to as "click") for all the desired elements. Delete everything

that begins with the statements that include the click event and ends with //Edge binding end.

Events for the mouse and for touch devices: The

llowing list explains the available events that you can attach to

your elements for interaction with the mouse or with a touch. For most users, the click event or touchstart event will

be su

fficient for all projects.

• click, an event that happens when the mouse button is pressed and released.

• dblclick, an event that happens when the mouse button is pressed and released twice in rapid succession.

• mouseover, an event that happens when the mouse cursor moves over an element.

• mousedown, an event that happens when the mouse button is pressed.

• mousemove, and event that happens whenever the mouse cursor moves within an element.

• mouseup, an event that happens when the mouse button is released.

• mouseout, an event that happens when the mouse cursor moves off of an element.

• touchstart, an event for touch devices when a user touches an element.

• touchmove, an event for touch devices that happens when the user touches and drags a finger over an element.

• touchend, an event for touch devices that happens when the user stops touching an element.

Other user events such as keyboard presses are also available, but not for individual elements. Key presses are associated

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h the Stage element, and you'll explore those and other kinds of events in the next lesson.

Customizing the mouse cursor

In addition to the visual feedback that you can provide by changing the appearance of the button when the user

interacts with it, you can also change the appearance of the cursor itself. Often, the default arrow cursor on a desktop

or laptop browser changes to a hand (known as the pointer cursor) when it hovers over an interactive element or

hyperlink. You can choose to change the cursor to a pointer, or choose from among dozens of other cursor types.

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