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%TITLE Navigation Links
%OUTLINE none
%HOMEURL http://www.med.ufl.edu/medinfo/
%PARENT Table of Contents
%PARENTURL index.html
%INDEX View MTX File
%INDEXURL navi.mtx
%PREVURL hyper.html
%NEXTURL images.html
%AUTHOR Richard Rathe / rrathe@ufl.edu
%AUTHURL rrathe@ufl.edu
%VERSION MTX 1.3 User's Manual / Copyright 1996 by the University of Florida
%PATH http://www.med.ufl.edu/medinfo/mtx/docs/
%MTX 1.3
Navigation links appear at the extreme top and bottom of the page. They are not
considered to be part of the document itself but help define the relationship
between pages. For consistancy these links always appear in the same order from
left to right: Home/Parent/Index/Previous/Next.
#Home
This will normally be a link to an institutional home page or the top most level
in a suite of pages. The home tags allow you to specify the URL (%HOMEURL) and
optional text (%HOME) for the home link. If no text is specified, the default
will be "Home Page."
#Parent
This will normally be a link to the next higher level in a hierarchy of pages.
The parent tags allow you to specify the URL (%PARENTURL) and optional text
(%PARENT) for the parent link. If no text is specified, the default will be
"Parent Page." The text for the parent link for this page is "Table of Contents."
#Index
This will normally be a link to the index for a suite of pages. The index tags
allow you to specify the URL (%INDEXURL) and optional text (%INDEX) for the index
link. If no text is specified, the default will be "Index Page." The text for the
index link for this page is "View MTX File."
#Previous
This will normally be a link to the previous page in a series of pages. The
previous tags allow you to specify the URL (%PREVURL) and optional text (%PREV)
for the previous link. If no text is specified, the default will be "Previous
Page."
#Next
This will normally be a link to the next page in a series of pages. The next
tags allow you to specify the URL (%NEXTURL) and optional text (%NEXT) for the
next link. If no text is specified, the default will be "Next Page."