Allbuttons CSS Menu Builder

How to save the web menu applet

25. To save your applet, go to the menu bar and select Applet/save to Applet.

26. An "export to applet wizard" window will pop up. In this screen you can set/select he following:
a) Sample Web Page
b) Save in Directory
c) Export / Export Status

We'll go through these topics one by one.

Sample Web Page
27. The Sample Web Page is the HTML page to which AllButtons will save the applet. Since AllButtons will override all HTML codes on this web page, we urge you to create a new blank HTML page first, by entering "test" or "menu". This will become the name of the HTML page that AllButtons will create.

Save in Directory
28. As you may know, Java elements consist of an applet and its graphical elements. Both of them need to be organized in a structured way, so both must be saved to the same directory. We recommend that you put these elements into a new directory named "albtns" but this might as well be "menu" or "webmenu" - as long as these files are organized and traceable.

29. There is no need to enter the path to the directory; this path was set when you selected the sample web page in the Sample Web Page section.

Export Status/Export
30. Now you can click on Export. After a few second a link will appear with the following text "Successful. Click here to view your menu". When you click on the link, the HTML page as set in Sample Web Page will show up with the menu applet embedded into it.

If you followed the above instructions, your directory should contain the following:

Sample web page - Likely to be "test"
A directory named "albtns"

Now we will move on to
how you can implement the menu on your website.

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		How to save the web menu applet 25. To save your applet, go to the menu bar and select Applet/save to Applet. 26. An "export to applet wizard" window will pop up. In this screen you can set/select he following: a) Sample Web Page b) Save in Directory c) Export / Export Status We'll go through these topics one by one. Sample Web Page 27. The Sample Web Page is the HTML page to which AllButtons will save the applet. Since AllButtons will override all HTML codes on this web page, we urge you to create a new blank HTML page first, by entering "test" or "menu". This will become the name of the HTML page that AllButtons will create. Save in Directory 28. As you may know, Java elements consist of an applet and its graphical elements. Both of them need to be organized in a structured way, so both must be saved to the same directory. We recommend that you put these elements into a new directory named "albtns" but this might as well be "menu" or "webmenu" - as long as these files are organized and traceable. 29. There is no need to enter the path to the directory; this path was set when you selected the sample web page in the Sample Web Page section. Export Status/Export 30. Now you can click on Export. After a few second a link will appear with the following text "Successful. Click here to view your menu". When you click on the link, the HTML page as set in Sample Web Page will show up with the menu applet embedded into it. If you followed the above instructions, your directory should contain the following: Sample web page - Likely to be "test" A directory named "albtns" Now we will move on to how you can implement the menu on your website.