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Modifying a navigation bar
Once you create a navigation bar for a document, you can add images to or
remove them from the navigation bar by using the Modify Navigation Bar
command. You can use this command to change an image or set of images, to
change which file opens when an element is clicked, to select a different window
or frame in which to open a file, and to reorder the images.
To modify a navigation bar:
1
Choose Modify > Navigation Bar.
2
In the Nav Bar Elements list, select the element you want to edit.
3
Make your edits, then click OK.
Attaching behaviors to links
You can attach a behavior to any link in a document. Consider using the following
behaviors when inserting linked elements into your documents. For more
information, see “Attaching a behavior” on page 439.
Set Text of Status Bar
determines the text of a message and displays it in the
status bar at the bottom left of the browser window. For example, you can use this
action to describe the destination of a link in the status bar instead of showing the
URL associated with it. See “Set Text of Status Bar” on page 463.
Open Browser Window
is used to open a URL in a new window. You can specify the
properties of the new window, including its size, attributes (whether it is resizable,
has a menu bar, and so on), and name. See “Open Browser Window” on page 456.
Jump Menu
is used to edit a jump menu. You can change the menu list, specify a
different linked file, or change the browser location in which the linked document
opens. See “Jump Menu” on page 455.
Set Nav Bar Image
lets you change how a navigation bar behaves. Use this behavior
to customize how the images in a navigation bar display. For example, when the
pointer is over part of the navigation bar, the display of other images in the
navigation bar or in the document change. See “Set Nav Bar Image” on page 460.