Save your project file. To save project just click "Save" button on the Toolbar or select "Save" or "Save As�" in the Main menu.
Save your menu in the HTML format. To do it click "Save HTML" button on the Toolbar or select "File/Save as HTML..." in the Main menu.
Insert your menu into the existing HTML page. To do so, click "Page insert" button on the website buttons Toolbar.
MAKE RIGHT CLICK MENU TRANSPARENT
To create website buttons you should choose the number of buttons in menu. Let's take 5 for example. There is one default button already in the menu. So let's add four more buttons. To do it you should click "Add" button situated on the button builder Toolbar four times.
You'll see that there are 5 buttons now in the work area.
Now it's time to define the menu's orientation. Let's say you want the menu to be vertical. To do it choose "Vertical" in Menu Orientation list on the button builder Toolbar.
After doing so the menu orientation will change to vertical.
Choose the menu type. To change the menu type just select new type from the Menu Type list.
Learn more about menu types from the cascade graphics user guide.
DESCRIPTION
Tune menu parameters manually or using Drop Down DHTML Menu GUI interface. Then insert html code into the existing HTML page using GUI interface - your menu is ready!
Save your current project in the project file (*.xwb) and continue to work with it later
Save menu buttons' images as GIF, JPEG, PNG files
Fully Customizable
Every button or menu parameter can be easily customized in Drop Down HTML Menu to fit your web site design and your needs.
Create your very own html menus, as simple or as complex as you want!
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3-state rollover buttons
DHTML Dropdown Menu automatically generates images of buttons for normal, mouseover, and click states.
There is also a feature of creation either static or 2-state buttons.
Cross Tab Examples
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Instant preview
Each change of button-menu appearance is instantly displayed in the Preview Window.
At the same time, you will be able to test how the buttons would respond to the mouse events.