Creating Submenus Within A Pop-Up Menu; To Create A Pop-Up Submenu; To Create A Pop-Up Submenu Within A Pop-Up Submenu - MACROMEDIA FIREWORKS 8-USING FIREWORKS Use Manual

To view a pop-up menu, you must press F12 to preview it in a browser. The previews
in the Fireworks workspace do not display pop-up menus.

Creating submenus within a pop-up menu

Using the Indent Menu and Outdent Menu buttons on the Content tab of the Pop-up Menu
Editor, you can create submenus—pop-up menus that appear when the user moves the
pointer over or clicks another pop-up menu item. You can create as many levels of submenus
as you want.

To create a pop-up submenu:

1. Open the Content tab of the Pop-up Menu Editor and create menu items. Create the
menu items that you wish to use for the submenu as well, placing them directly under the
menu item for which they will be a submenu. For more information, see
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2.
Click to highlight a pop-up menu item that you wish to make a submenu item.
3. Click the Indent Menu button to designate the item as a submenu item under the item
directly above it on the menu item list.
4. To add the next item to the submenu, highlight it and click Indent Menu.
All items that are contiguously indented at the same level constitute a single pop-up
submenu.
5. Optionally, highlight a menu or submenu item and click Add Menu to insert a new item
just below the highlighted item.
6. Do one of the following:
Click Next to move to the next tab or select another tab to continue building the
pop-up menu.
Click Done to close the Pop-up Menu Editor.

To create a pop-up submenu within a pop-up submenu:

1.
Highlight a submenu item in the Content tab of the Pop-up Menu Editor. For more
information, see the previous procedure.
2.
Click the Indent Menu button to indent it again, so that it is indented from the submenu
item directly above it.
You can continue indenting to create as many levels of nested submenus as you want.
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