Head

definition

• The HEAD section of the script file contains default properties assigned to the tree structure.



• These properties will be assigned either to the whole tree or by menu level.



• A default global property is defined by its name and a list of values; values are separated by a comma.


eg: <PropertyName> PropertyValue1, PropertyValue2, ..., PropertyValueN

In the above example, <PropertyName> is the name of the property. It is followed by a list of values where:
• PropertyValue1 will be assigned to all nodes (links or menus) concerned by this parameter, that are located at the level 1 (the main menu)
• PropertyValue2 will be assigned to all nodes (links or menus) concerned by this parameter, that are located at the level 2 (the first level of sub-menus)
• PropertyValueN will be assigned to all nodes (links or menus) concerned by this parameter, that are located at the level N (the N-1 level of sub-menus)


• Properties may have two different behaviors:
• NO INHERITANCE: a property value of level N is strictly assigned to items of level N
• INHERITANCE: a property value of level N is assigned to items of level N, level N+1, level N+2, and so on, if NO property values have been assigned to the level N+1, level N+2, ... In other terms, items of level upper than level N inherit from the property value assigned to level N


• Three kinds of default global properties can be used to customize links and menus:
• fonts
• colors
• images