# Frontend Buttons Positioning

As part of our commitment to full interface flexibility, we have introduced Frontend Buttons Positioning. This feature allows you to customize the placement and layout of the default control buttons (such as the Info, Fullscreen, Audio, Mic toggles), ensuring they don't interfere with your application's unique UI design.

### Styling Customization 

You can find the settings under **Project Settings\ WebSDK** tab by scrolling to the Styling Customization section.

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1. **Default vs. Custom Toggle.** By default, the interface uses our standard predefined values. To unlock manual control, switch the toggle from Default to Custom.

{% hint style="info" %}
\[!NOTE] Switching back to 'Default' at any time will instantly revert the buttons to their original factory positions.
{% endhint %}

2. **Buttons Position Select exactly where the control overlay should sit on the user's screen. Available options in the dropdown include:**
   1. Bottom-Right (Default)
   2. Bottom-Left
   3. Top-Left
   4. Top-Right

3. **Buttons Orientation Define the flow of the button group to match your menu style:**
   * Horizontal: Buttons are placed side-by-side.
   * Vertical: Buttons are stacked on top of one another. (Default)<br>

4. **Reverse Order Enable this toggle to flip the sequence of the buttons.** This is particularly useful for maintaining UI symmetry when moving the buttons from the left side of the screen to the right.

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### Use Case Example&#x20;

If your Unreal Engine project features a custom navigation menu at the top of the screen, you can use these settings to move the Arcware system buttons to the Bottom-Right and set them to Vertical orientation. This prevents UI overlapping and provides a cleaner, more integrated look for your end-users.


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