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Select any web page in the directory you are
working on, and load it into FrontPage
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Select the most appropriate
top menu from our
selection, and copy it into the web page you are working on. This is
best done in html. Otherwise, it is difficult to copy over the table and
background color.
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Mark the codes of the menu you have selected,
like in this example. Note that the code consists of 2 tables, and that it
must therefore end with two times </table> at the
end.
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Paste it in under the highlighted <BODY
xxxxx> line in the photo at the top of this page. The <BODY> command
often contains information like page background color, background picture,
margin width etc.
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Take a look at how the top menu looks on the
page. On my page, there was a black background picture of stars on the sky,
so the menu came out with unreadable characters:
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Edit the colors in the top menu. In my case,
I selected dark blue, which gave this result:
![[Image]](pict0.jpg)
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The purpose of the two highlighted names in the
middle on this menu, is to give make it easier for visitors to get to an
activity's start page. So, you may want to let "KidProj" go to "Aerospace"
on all pages except the index.html page, where KidProj is included again.
Get the point?
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You know have a working top menu. Save the page,
and continue with next page: Adding
the Google code.
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