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Menus: What every button does, and where to find it

Everything on OzBCoz is reached from two places: the banner across the very top, and the menu bar underneath it. On a phone or tablet most of that menu bar folds away behind the โ˜ฐ button in the top right.

Some buttons only appear where they make sense. There is no Key button on the Songs Index, and no Defaults button while you are reading a song.

Getting around the site

๐ŸŽต Links โ€” the dropdown that takes you anywhere else: Songs Index, Favourites, Multi-Faves, ChordPro Files, Chords, Songbooks, Blog, Thanks and Terms.

The OzBCoz logo and name in the banner takes you back to the home page from wherever you are.

๐Ÿ’ก Handy hint: If you are ever lost, those two get you back. The logo goes home, and Links goes everywhere else.

Changing how a song looks

๐ŸŽธ Instrument โ€” shows what you are currently set to. Click it to pick a different one and the chord diagrams change to match. On a song page there is also a bar just below the banner showing your instrument along with its tuning; clicking that opens the same picker.

โ™ฏ Key โ€” opens the transpose panel, for moving a song up or down to suit your voice. Song pages only.

โš™๏ธ Settings โ€” the layout options for the song you are reading: text size, fonts, spacing, where the chords sit and so on. See Settings.

โ˜… Defaults โ€” sets the layout you want for every song rather than just this one. It is on the Songs Index page rather than on a song, because it applies to all of them. See Default Settings.

Top / Bottom / Right / Hide โ€” the bar just above the words moves the chord diagrams around the page, or takes them away entirely.

Playing and reading

โ–ถ Start โ€” begins auto-scrolling so you can play without touching anything. Beside it are a speed slider and an indicator showing where you are in the song.

โœŽ Edit โ€” opens the Edit window, where you can change the words and chords of the song. Song pages only.

โ„น Info โ€” shows the details held about the song.

Keeping and printing songs

โ™ฅ Fave โ€” saves the song you are reading into your Favourites. Once saved it shows as โ˜… Saved. Song pages only, and you need to be logged in.

๐Ÿ“„ Files โ€” creates something you can keep: a PDF, a Word document, a plain text file or an image.

Help and getting in touch

โ“ Help โ€” a dropdown with the Help Guide and the Help Videos.

โœ‰ Contact โ€” slides out a panel for sending a message.

๐Ÿ‘ VI Song โ€” switches the page into a form that works properly with a screen reader. On a desktop this is in the banner; on a phone or tablet it is in the โ˜ฐ menu, listed as Accessibility.

On a phone or tablet

Tap โ˜ฐ in the top right of the banner and everything above is in there, as a list you can expand.

The one difference worth knowing is the name. Screen reader mode is called VI Song on a desktop and Accessibility in the phone menu, but it does the same thing.

๐Ÿ’ก Handy hint: The banner also holds the donate button with its currency selector, and either Login / Register or your username if you are already logged in.

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