The “Edit Menu Structure” window

As the “Edit Menu Structure” window opens, the menu’s structure can be fully configured by using the text field inside.

There are a few simple rules that need to be followed when configuring the menu structure in this way.

Each row (ended with the ”Enter” character) corresponds to a menu item; the structure of the row is the following – “Button label,Link,Target”. The “Button label” is the text which will appear on the button, the “Link” is the path used when clicked while “Target” represents where the location will be displayed (the possible values are “_blank”, “_parent”, “_self”, “_top”; is no target is specified, the default value “_self” will be used). An example for configuring the “Home” button of a menu could be: “Home,http://www.index.com,_blank”.

Actions can be added to each button as well; more about this can be read in the “Button actions” section of the documentation.

Submenu items are introduced by placing the “>” character before the “Button label”; by using multiple “>” symbols, an unlimited number of submenus can be created.

A menu item can appear selected when loading a specific web-page by using the “*” character; the symbol has to be inserted as the first character on the text line defining the menu item we choose.