Getting Started (Page 2)

d. We changed the template menu text and links to meet the needs of our site. The menu links should include the name of the page and and the extension, as in the following example:

Make sure the link does not include a path on your local hard disk, as in this example:

If you happen to have a link to a page in a different folder, add the name of the folder in front of the page name, followed by a slash. For example, members/agendas.html. Also, be sure to read Item 5 on the next page.

e. Under Global - General we selected Center for the menu alignment.

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f. We selected Publish JS.. from the Publish menu.

g. Here is the Publish JS popup:

g1. We named our JavaScript include file newsite_menu.js and saved it in the site's "menu" folder.

g2. We copied and pasted this line of code in the header of our Web page, just below the title.

g3. We ignored the first line and copied the <script> code to our topNavigation DIV.

g4. We entered the path to the site's "menu" folder for both JavaScript and Images.

g5. We checked "Copy the resource files".

g6. We clicked OK and the JavaScript include file and all the menu resource files should have been copied to the site's "menu" folder.