WebPlus Essentials User Guide - Serif

Developing Sites and Pages 43
3. From the dialog's Type tab, a default gallery of navigation bars
appears. For a different navigation type, select from the upper-right
Type drop-down menu.
The Navigation bar gallery lets you select a navigation bar of that
type, e.g.
4. From the Navigation Type tab choose whether to base your
navigation bar directly on the site's Site Structure (enable Based on
site structure) or customize the navigation bar's options (enable
Custom; see Customizing navigation bars on p. 44).
For the former method:
• Select which buttons should be included in the navigation bar: Top
Level, Parent Level, Same Level, Child Level, Home, Previous and
Next, Previous, Next, Up, Breadcrumb, Anchors, or Back.
• Depending on the main selection, you can opt to include the child
page, anchors, home page, parent page, and/or Hide current page.
• Check Don't use page names to use custom button names
(otherwise buttons will have functional names like "Previous" or
"Home").
• Set Target Frame/Window to change where the new page will
open. Choose from Same Window (most common), New Window
(useful for off-site pages), Top of Current Window, Parent Frame,
Named Window and Document Frame.
5. From the Options tab you can control how the navigation bar
functions. You can change alignment and pop-up/menu positioning
options.
6. (Optional) From the Style tab, you can select different coordinated
menu and submenu's object and text properties.
7. Click OK. The navigation bar appears on your page.