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To move an entry in the pop-up menu:
1
With the desired pop-up menu displayed in the Pop-up Menu Editor, click the Content tab.
2
Drag the menu item to a new location in the list.
3
Click Done.
About exporting pop-up menus
Fireworks generates all the CSS code or JavaScript (depending on which option you select) necessary to view pop-
up menus in web browsers.
up menus in web browsers.
If you choose to use CSS code for your pop-up menus, a Fireworks document containing pop-up menus is exported
to HTML using CSS code. You can also choose to have the CSS code written to an external .css file, and export that
file along with an mm_css_menu.js file to the same location as the HTML file.
to HTML using CSS code. You can also choose to have the CSS code written to an external .css file, and export that
file along with an mm_css_menu.js file to the same location as the HTML file.
If you do not choose to use CSS code for your pop-up menus, then JavaScript will be used. In this case, a Fireworks
document containing pop-up menus is exported to HTML, and a JavaScript file called mm_menu.js is exported to
the same location as the HTML file.
document containing pop-up menus is exported to HTML, and a JavaScript file called mm_menu.js is exported to
the same location as the HTML file.
When you upload your files, you should upload mm_css_menu.js (or mm_menu.js, for JavaScript) to the same
directory location as the web page containing the pop-up menu. If you want to post the file to a different location,
you must update the hyperlink referencing mm_css_menu.js and the .css file (or mm_menu.js) in the Fireworks
HTML code to reflect the custom location. For every document containing CSS pop-up menus that you export as
HTML and images from Fireworks, a unique .css file is exported. For example, let’s say fred.png and frida.png both
contained pop-up menus, and you exported them both to the same folder, using CSS code for the pop-up menus.
The result would be a single mm_css_menu.js file and two .css files: one named fred.css and another named frida.css.
directory location as the web page containing the pop-up menu. If you want to post the file to a different location,
you must update the hyperlink referencing mm_css_menu.js and the .css file (or mm_menu.js) in the Fireworks
HTML code to reflect the custom location. For every document containing CSS pop-up menus that you export as
HTML and images from Fireworks, a unique .css file is exported. For example, let’s say fred.png and frida.png both
contained pop-up menus, and you exported them both to the same folder, using CSS code for the pop-up menus.
The result would be a single mm_css_menu.js file and two .css files: one named fred.css and another named frida.css.
When you include submenus, Fireworks generates an image file called arrows.gif. This image is the tiny arrow that
appears next to a menu entry that tells users a submenu exists. No matter how many submenus a document contains,
Fireworks always uses the same arrows.gif file.
appears next to a menu entry that tells users a submenu exists. No matter how many submenus a document contains,
Fireworks always uses the same arrows.gif file.
For more information about exporting HTML, see “Exporting HTML” on page 280.