# How to style individual buttons (by button key) in Options Selectors

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#### Selecting the component to style:

1. In the “**Edit**” sub-menu open the “**Designer**” card.
2. Select the "**Options buttons**" component you want to style on your page.

#### Setting the Designer card to style a specific button:

1. Click “**+ Sub-Element**”.
2. In the “**Elements**” selector, select “**Button**”.
3. Click “**+ By Button**”.
4. In the “**By Key**” selector choose the key that belongs to the button you want to style.

That’s it, you now know how to give a different style to each button! **👍**

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