Contents

Introduction
Overview
Key Benefits
Key Features
Revision History
Working with UltraMenu
Getting Started with UltraMenu
Using UltraMenu
Menu Templates
"Menu Structure" Panel
"Navigation" and "Settings" Panel
"Menu Item" Sub-Panel
"General" Tab
"Font" Tab
"Image" Tab
"Icon" Tab
"Background" Tab
"Border" Tab
"Separator" Sub-Panel
"General" Tab
"Image" Tab
"Menu Group" Sub-Panel
"General" Tab
"Popup Direction" Tab
"Background" Tab
"Border" Tab
"Arrow" Tab
"Effect" Tab
"Global" Sub-Panel
"General" Tab
"Menu Type" Tab
"Web Path" Tab
"Cross-Frame" Tab
"Advanced" Tab
"Cursor" Tab
Menu Preview
Internal "Preview" Window
External Preview Browser
Preview Options
"Publish Wizard"
Insert menu into existing web page
Copy source code manually
Make a JavaScript include file
Copy relevant resources only
FAQ
Registration
Registration
Unregistered Copy Limitation
License
Online Support

 
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The "Web Path" tab is used to set the directories where external files used by the menu are stored, and set the preceding string of link addresses. Its user interface is shown below:



Besides JavaScript code to be embedded in the web page, a menu finally generated by UltraMenu will include two types of external resource files: image files and JavaScript files. You can choose to save image files and JavaScript files to specific directories of the website. For this purpose, you must fill the paths in "Image Directory" and "Script Directory" correctly, so the menu can work properly.

"Link Prefix": The string entered here will be used as the prefix for the link addresses of the menu items. For example, if you enter "http://www.mysite.com/" as the "Link Prefix", and if the link address of a menu item is "link.htm", the actual final link address will be "http://www.mysite.com/link.htm". Note: The link prefix will not be added to links beginning with: A:-Z:, http:, https:, ftp:, mailto:, gopher:, news:, telnet:, wais:, /relative to root (e.g. /myfolder/index.htm), about:, or JavaScript link.