Settings
Item settings enable you to set properties for each menu item. Just select the item that you want to edit in the Menu Tree and choose the following properties.
Text
Enter text you wish to appear on the menu item.
Title
Enter tip content you wish to display when the mouse pointer hovers over this item.
Link
Use the Link Browse button, or enter the target page link (URL). You can use:
| 1. | Absolute web links such as http://www.cssmenutools.com/directoryname/linkpage.htm |
| 2. | Site root-relative links such as /directoryname/linkpage.htm |
| 3. | Document-relative links If a target page is located in the same folder as the currently opened page, then a link will be such as linkpage.htm If a target page is located in a sub- folder (relatively to the currently opened page) then a link will be such as sub-directoryname/linkpage.htm If a target page is located in a up-level folder then a link will be such as ../linkpage.htm |
Target
Optional parameter specifying a frame or browser window where the URL will be opened. You can select one of the predefined options, or enter in your own.
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_self |
Load the linked page into the same frame or window as the link. This target is the default, so usually you don’t need to specify it. |
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_parent |
Load the linked page into the parent frameset or window of the frame that contains the link. If the frame containing the link is not nested, the linked file is loaded into the full browser window. |
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_top |
Load the linked page into the full browser window, thereby removing all frames. |
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_blank |
Load the linked page into a new, unnamed browser window. |
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User defined |
If you want to open the linked page in a specified frame, please input the frame's name into the Target box. Note:
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Style
Choose a style to apply to current menu item.
To add new style or to edit existing styles switch to Style Editor tab.