I have Webstyle 4...
I have tried to use nav bars created in Webstyle 4 in Extreme...
I have been unable to get them to work in Extreme.
Are these two softwares not compatible?
Deanna
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One more question Extreme
I have Webstyle 4...
I have tried to use nav bars created in Webstyle 4 in Extreme...
I have been unable to get them to work in Extreme.
Are these two softwares not compatible?
Deanna
Member
Re: One more question Extreme
Hi Deanna,
FYI we have a 'Read The FAQs' forum where frequent questions such as this one are answered.
It is hoped that this saves time for everyone.
► http://www.talkgraphics.com/showthread.php?t=41115
Member
Re: One more question Extreme
Okay, I just went through all of that again, there is nothing there about using Webstyle 4 with Extreme.
Deanna
Member
Re: One more question Extreme
Deanna,
Note that Web Designer and Xtreme 5 (please, not 'Extreme') are identical insofaras Web Design and html export is concerned. The answer to your question is the same for Xtreme as it is for Web Designer.
Therefore the thread I pointed you to can just as well read like so:
Xara Xtreme 5 allows you to insert external objects within your web page and this includes navigation bars from Menu Maker or Webstyle.
Xara Xtreme 5 already provides you with a selection of button bar designs but if you wish to use an existing button bar/ NavBar created in Menu Maker then
Begin by exporting your document from Xara Xtreme 5. We recommend you initially do this first to ensure you have a _files directory in which to save your navbar graphic and js files too.
1. Run Menu Maker and click on the button labelled New
2. Select the template you wish to use. Click on the Text, Color, texture and size tabs to configure the look of the menu. Ensure you take a note of the size of your navbar
3. Click on the set the button names and apply sub menus to your navbar
4. Click on the Save button followed by the save Graphic button
Note steps 5 and 6 are important. Failure to save your navbar and graphic files to the correct location will prevent you navbar from working as you expect.
5. Click on the button labelled Set Graphic Folder List. Browse to the folder where you exported your Xara Xtreme 5 page too. You will find a folder within this location bearing the same name as the web page exported from Xtreme 5 and appended with _files. Example: index_htm_files
6. Select the _files folder and click on ok. Next, use the browser bar on the right side of the save screen to browse to the same folder as where your Xtreme 5 web page was exported to prior to clicking on the save button.
7. Open windows Explorer and browse to the folder where the navbar was exported to. This will be the same folder to which you exported your web page from Xtreme 5.
8. Edit the web page exported from Menu Maker within notepad. You will see some HTML code similar to below. Copy the line of codes between the <body> and </body> tag. In the example below, the code with bold text applied would be copied.
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<head>
<title>MenuMaker produced NavBar</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#ffffff" text="BLACK">
<script src="xaramenu.js"></script><script menumaker src="index_htm_files/afterglow.js"></script>
</body></html>
9. Switch to Xtreme 5 and use the rectangle tool to create a placeholder using the rectangle tool. Size it to be the same width and height as your navbar and position the rectangle within your page where you wish the navbar to appear.
10. With the rectangle selected, click on the Website Properties icon and select the placeholder tab. Paste the HTML code copied in step 8 within the 'Replace with HTML code' text area and click on the OK button.
11. Finally, if you wish the navbar to be copied to the same location on every page within your document, then select the rectangle placeholder, click on Arrange and select Repeat on all pages.
12. Export your document from Xtreme 5
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