About orientation and direction

Both navigation views and links views can appear in both wide and tall orientation.

Both views use the four directions to indicate types of links. For example, in a wide navigation view a page's parent page is above the page.

In wide orientation, a navigation view uses the four directions as follows: Above is the parent page, below is the child page, left is the previous page, and right is the next page. In tall orientation, the parent page is left and the previous page above.

In tall orientation, a links view uses two directions as follows: Left is the incoming link, and right is the outgoing link. In wide orientation, the incoming link is above.

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