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Navigation and Structure

Learn how to use FrontPage's navigation structure and link bars for an easy-to-edit web site. Also includes articles about creating a site map and using page banners.

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	Navigation Structure Navigation Structure describes the relationship of pages within a website, shown visually in Navigation View in FrontPage.
	Creating a Navigation Structure
	Modifying the Navigation Structure
	Link Bars A FrontPage component that generates a list of links that are used for navigating a web site.
	Creating a Custom Link Bar
	Creating a Navigation-Based Link Bar
	Creating a Back-Next Link Bar
	Adding Links to a Navigation-based Link Bar
	Adding Links to a Custom Link Bar
	Deleting Links From Navigation-Based Link Bars
	Deleting Links From Custom Link Bars
	Rearranging Links on a Navigation-Based Link Bar
	Rearranging Links on a Custom Link Bar
	Renaming Links on Navigation-Based Link Bars
	Renaming Links on Custom Link Bars
	Link Bar Properties The Link Bar Properties dialog box allows you to change the display style and the level of pages displayed on a link bar.
	Changing Properties for Navigation-Based Link Bars
	Page Banner The Page Banner is a FrontPage component which displays the page title on a page.
	Inserting a Page Banner
	Renaming a Page Title
	Site Map A site map is a page in your web site that lists and links to all the pages in your web site, usually organized by section so that viewers can easily see the structure of your web site. FrontPage has a Site Map component that creates a site map for you.
	Inserting a Site Map
	Editing or Updating a Navigation-Based Site Map