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Turning site navigation bars on and off
When you turn the site navigation option on or off in the Navbar dialog, the change is reflected in all
copies of that bar on all pages of your website.
Deleting a site navigation bar from a page
If you don't want the site navigation bar on a particular page of your site, you can simply click on it to
select it on that page and hit "Delete". You'll be asked whether you want to delete the bar from just that
page, or from all pages.
However after removing the bar from one or more pages, note that if you subsequently turn off the site
navigation bar option (perhaps in order to edit the button design, which can't be done with the option on),
and then later turn it back on again, the bar will be added automatically to all the pages of your site that
don't have it.
Templates & Site navigation bars
All the single page templates in the Designs Gallery have their Navbars set to be site navigation bars
when you load them from the gallery to start a new website document. This means you can rapidly build
a small website with all pages linked to the bar, without having to add buttons and page links manually.
Similarly all website templates have site navigation bars turned on. If you don't want this behavior, simply
turn off the site navigation bar option on the Navbar dialog
.
The standalone Navbars presented with each theme in the gallery do not have site navigation turned on
by default. This is because any user adding bars manually is less likely to want that bar on every page of
their site, with a link to every page. But again, the option can easily be turned on in the Navbar dialog if
required.
Other points to note
If you delete a button which points to one of your pages, or change the link on it to point elsewhere, no
special action is taken to restore a button link to the page. It's assumed you decided that you didn't want
a direct link to that page in your site navigation bar. New buttons and page links are only created when a
page is added.
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