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# Button #5

**Styling the Button:** Select he Builder element BTN5 BUTTON and the class .btn5\_\_button. Adjust the styling to your needs.

**Changing and styling the Button text:** Select the Builder element BTN5 TEXT and the class .btn5\_\_text. Under CONTENT -> change the text to your needs, under STYLING -> change the text styling to your needs.

**Changing the Button icon:** Select the Builder element BTN5 ICON and adjust the icon to your needs.

**Styling the Button hover state:** Select the TIMELINE BTN5 - HOVER

First Animation: Translating the text UP

Second Animation: Translating the icon UP

Third Animation: Changing the Background color<br>


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