# loginButton object example

The following example shows the loginButton object.

`<loginButton name="LoginButton1" height="50" width="50" left="27" top="50" visible="true" wallpaper="false" isReferenceObject="false" audio="true" backColor="silver" backStyle="solid" borderStyle="raised" borderUsesBackColor="true" borderWidth="4" description="" highlightColor="lime" borderColor="blue" patternColor="white" patternStyle="none" horizontalMargin="0" verticalMargin="0" shape="rectangle" touch="true" blink="false" endColor="white" gradientStop="50" gradientDirection="gradientDirectionHorizontal" gradientShadingStyle="gradientHorizontalFromRight" domainNameVisible="false" domainNameDisable="false" hideUserNameEntry="false" useVariableDomainName="false" domainName="">`

`<caption fontFamily="Arial" fontSize="10" bold="false" italic="false" underline="false" strikethrough="false" caption="" color="#0000C0" backColor="navy" backStyle="solid" alignment="middleCenter" wordWrap="true" blink="false" />`

`<imageSettings imageName="48x48 Login" alignment="middleCenter" backStyle="transparent" color="white" backColor="navy" scaled="false" blink="false" />`

`<animations>`

`<animateVisibility expression="Visible" expressionTrueState="visible" />`

`</animations>`

`</loginButton>`

## See also

User management objects: loginButton object

loginButton object attributes and elements