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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When you click the "Publish" button on the toolbar, or select "File->Publish..." from the main menu, the "Publish Wizard" window will open. It helps you add the generated menu into a web page, and publish some relevant resource files at the same time. Its user interface is shown below:



The following publishing methods are provided by the "Publish Wizard":

Method One: "Insert menu into an existing web page". If this method is used, you need to specify a local HTML file and the position where to insert the menu code into the file. Then UltraMenu will insert the menu code in to the page.

Method Two: "Copy source code manually". If this method is used, you will see the complete codes for both the HEAD and BODY part of the menu. What you need to do is to copy the codes and paste them to the web page by yourself.

Method Three: "Make a JavaScript include file". If this method is used, UltraMenu will save the BODY part of codes into a standalone external JavaScript file. Thus you can add the menu into multiple pages by including this JavaScript file.

Method Four: "Copy relevant resources only". If this method is used, you will see all resources used by the menu, and you can copy these files to the directories you specify.