Getting started > Create initial version |
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Now, we will start having fun and create simple but
cool menu. The new project consists of ROOT container only and all properties are set to the default style. The first step in setting up your project is to launch the Project Options dialog. The project options must be filled in order to be able to compile a menu's project. Project is made of menus and each menu is made of containers that contain items and separators. The project, being the most general item controls aspects of the menus related to the way they will work on your web site. The container, being a group, controls the background color, images and border of the menus and the items, being the most particular item of the structure control the color and font type used by your menu options. Before you begin to create containers and items of your menu you should specify menu attributes that apply for the menu as a whole. This is where you deal with issues like the following:
Now this is the fun part! You will embody your menu idea by adding containers and items. In order to create items, you will need to have at least one group in your project. The main group that Web Menu Builder creates for you named ROOT. You are able to add items and separators to it and this will complete the creation of a menu. Each item represents an option in your menu. To add an item:
Containers, under Web Menu Builder are just normal groups, so to create the containers we'll follow the exact same steps. To add a container:
Now, let's create the groups and items of your menu project! |
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