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# Navigation Button Widget
**General Setting**
User can change following things in Navigation Button widget:
* Name for widget which will be used data referenceFor Example, if widget name is 'Navigation Button', then data of widget is referenced as Navigation Button.data
* Show title - User can show/hide widget title
* Title Color
* Background Color
**Widget Setting**
In Widget Setting option, user can change following parameters:
* Button Color
* Text Color
* Button Text
* Button Action - Two Type of actions are given.
* Open URL - This will open a given URL on button click event.
* Navigate to Dashboard - This will navigate to selected dashboard on button click event.
#### Source
Navigation Button does not support source settings.
#### **Event Handling**
Navigation Button does not support event handling.
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