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Microsoft FrontPage® 2000 navigational components offer easy to configure and implement features to help visitors navigate your Web site. Take a look!
Search
Page
As your site grows, visitors to your site may find it
difficult to locate information. With FrontPage 2000, you can easily add a Search engine
to help navigate your site. Try out the Search engine below to see how it works:
You will notice, that the Search component adds the output of the search to the existing Web page. As well, you can specify file dates and times, size, and score. Depending what is on your site, this may help your guests determine what item is best in the search is the correct one.
Directory
Listings
Have you ever been frustrated with your Web site's size and complexity? If you have,
consider how frustrated visitors to your site are! With a Directory Listing or Site
Map, you can quickly provide easy navigation to your site. Because of it's
hierarchical view, visitors will be able to understand your sites format and where to find
exactly what they are looking for. Try out the Directory Listing below to see how it
works:
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The Directory Listing can also be configured to automatically recalculate the links every time your site is edited, eliminating the need for you to constantly have to update it.
Navigation
Bar
One of the most important features of any Web site is a Navigation Bar to help facilitate
navigation of the Web site. Without one, your customers will quickly become confused
by a site structure which you may consider rational. FrontPage
2000, allows you to
create, configure, and manage your site navigation. Try the Navigation Bar below to
see how it works:
In addition to text, there is the option of graphic
buttons, either a vertical or horizontal bar and depending on your current page's depth,
child page Navigation Bars.
To see additional Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Components, click here.
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