Navigation Bars facilitate navigation between different Pages, Frames and Frame-Source Overlays of your Web Site. You can insert a link via a Navigation Bar to a previous page. The link will be always maintained to a previous page, even if you modify its contents or move the current page to another location. The program provides easy and convenient presets for navigation bars.
NavBars are context-sensitive. This means that when you insert the same NavBar with a button to the Previous Page into two different pages, this button will point to two different Previous Pages, depending on where it is located. Thus, the most common place to create Navigation Bars is headers and footers, since these are common objects. Creating NavBars inside headers or footers assigns these NavBars to a group of pages, thus making navigation inside your site easy and convenient.
To insert a navigation bar, select a place where the Navigation Bar will be inserted, and choose the Navigation Bar command from the Insert menu. The NavBar Properties dialog box is opened. Choose one of the three types of the navigation bar from the Navigation section:
Navigation Bars can be of a Text or an Image type, Horizontally or Vertically aligned. These and other properties are described in detail in the NavBar Properties dialog box.
For more information on NavBars, see the Inserting Navigation Bars topic.