The navigator function allows you
to set up third level navigation. This is the navigation located
in the left column. It allows you yet another way to navigate
quickly and easily through your Caravel pages.
1. From the Add Block Menu on the Edit Column/Header/Footer bar, choose Add Feature.
2. From the menu that appears choose Navigator. A popup will
appear giving you several options. Under the Navigation tab
you can choose the base page, where the list will be built
from and the menu style.
Base page: this option allows you to choose which page your menu will
begin from. More than likely you will want to choose this page so
the navigation will be relative to the page you are on. Play with
this option and figure out what is best for you.
Build list form: this drop down is asking where to draw data
from. Normally you will want to draw from siblings.
However, if you want to navigate your way back to the beginning of the
site you may want to choose path or tree from top level. Again,
the best way to learn what you want to use is to play with the options.
Menu style: you may be looking for a certain look for your third level
navigation menu; the menu style options allow you to find that
look. Following is a basic description of what each option will
look like.
Vertical buttons: navigation is listed in a table.
Vertical list/tree: navigation is listed as links on separate lines.
List: navigation is listed as links on the same line.
Dropdown list: navigation is listed in a dropdown menu.
Tabs: navigation is put in tabs similar to the navigation tabs of Caravel.
Custom HTML: use your own template for navigation.
3. Add a header. The header tab allows you to either have no header or specify a custom header.
