How does the navigation work?
STOP PRESS: QnE is no longer a commercial product - and is no longer being sold from this website.
- QnE will continue to be developed, though not as a commercial product.
- Existing clients and licenses will continue to be supported - and all existing agreements will be honoured.
- if you have any questions about this change please get in touch via the contact form.
Two ways to create navigation bars
1. Automatic navigation
Navigation links can be generated automatically based on the pages assigned to each section (previously sections were called categories). To turn this on or off, go to the 'Manage text area 1' link and click 'Set preference for generating automatic navigation'. Automatic navigation generates a list of the pages in each category.
To exclude a page from the navigation and index page lists, uncheck the 'Include in index page' checkbox when creating a new page, or editing an existing page.
Below is an example of navigation that has been created automatically:
2. Free-form navigation bars
The 'Manage text area 1' link provides a simple way to create HTML based navigation bars which can contain any type of content. These navigation bars can then be assigned to pages as they are created or edited.
Comments
Amanda Daniels | Sun Apr 20 2008
Jim Byrne | Thu Aug 06 2009