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# Buttons

## Creating and Adding a Button

To create and add a button to your content, you need to make sure you created a style for buttons in [Content Design System Manager](/help-center/content-design-system-manager.md). If you already have styles for your buttons, you can add a button in Side Toolbar. 

### Creating Button Styles in [CDSM (Content Design System Manager)](/help-center/content-design-system-manager.md)

For every button, you can choose:

* Its name (you can create several buttons inside your style).
* Text format for your text on the button.
* Border width and radius.
* Colors for text, border, and background for the different button states.
  * Default (before interaction with this button), on hover and click.

![Button Styles settings in Setka Content Design System Manager](/files/-MQJfobg6cY3-EpYeoHW)

### Inserting a button in the post editor

You can add a button to a post from the Side Toolbar

![](/files/-MQJeKbmyrr_LyfJjv-h)

In the Upper Contextual Menu, you can edit various settings for your buttons. Here is what you can do:

* Choose the button style.
* Change the button’s bottom indent.
* Choose where the button will lead to (URL or anchor).
* You can also set a telephone number instead of URL — enter tel:5555555555 in the URL field.
* Set an animation.
* Set the visibility for different types of devices.

![](/files/-MQJedE2_Vngz7AoYtTw)

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