Adobe FRAMEMAKER 7 Manual page 359

Start and end of Start and end of
the paragraph the linking
element (anchor) ele-
ment
3 Copy the HTML code you just entered and paste it in the Replace With column of the
EndOf LastSubDoc row. This takes care of the return link for the last page.
System Macros§
Macro Name§ Replace With§
StartOfDoc§ §
EndOfDoc§ §
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StartOfSubDoc§
EndOfSubDoc§ <P><A HREF="<$parentdoc>">Return to main
page </A></P>§
StartOfFirstSubDoc§ §
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EndOfFirstSubDoc§
StartOfLastSubDoc§ §
EndOfLastSubDoc§ <P><A HREF="<$parentdoc>">Return to main
page </A></P>§
Adding navigation buttons to individual pages
You've added a way to return to the main page, but it would also be nice to be able to move
to the next and previous subdocument without having to go back to the main page first.
You'll add links to do that next, and enhance the links with graphics that work as buttons.
storage battery. When he touched the tips of the rods together a very bright white light was
produced. As he drew the rods apart, the arc light persisted until the tips had burnt away to
the critical gap which extinguished the light. As a researcher and lecturer at the Royal
Institution Davy worked closely with Michael Faraday (see
joined the institution as his manservant and later became his secretary.
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The button graphics are in the Lesson15 art folder. You'll reference these graphics and add
the code to make them active.
Once again you'll edit the System Macros table on the HTML reference page.
The hypertext reference for the link: in
this case, the FrameMaker 7.0 building
block for the parent document (the doc-
ument from which this document was
split)
Michael Faraday ) who first
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link (it will be clickable)
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