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Dreamweaver导航条（Dreamweaver navigation bar） Navigation bar A navigation bar consists of an image or an image set, and the display content of these images varies with the users operation. Navigation bars usually provide a simple way to move between pages and files on a site. There are four states for navigation bar items: Image that is displayed when the user has not clicked or has yet to interact with this project. For example, the item in this state appears to have not been clicked. Glide: the image displayed when a mouse pointer glides over a general image. The appearance of the project changes (for example, getting brighter) so that the user knows that it can interact with the project. Press: refers to the image displayed after the item is clicked. For example, when a user clicks a project, it loads a new page, and the navigation bar still shows that the item being clicked is dimmed, indicating that it has been selected. Press when the mouse passes: the image that is displayed when the mouse pointer slides over the pressed image after the item is clicked. For example, items dimmed or grayed out. This state can serve as a visual hint to the user, telling them that this part of the site cannot be clicked again. There is no need to include the navigation bar images of all four states; for example, you can choose the two states of general and pressed. Use navigation bars A navigation bar consists of an image or an image set, and the display content of these images varies with the users operation. You must first create a set of images for the display state of each navigation item before using the insert navigation bar command. (see the navigation bar item as a button, because when it is clicked, the navigation item brings the user to another page. After you create a navigation bar for your document, use the modify navigation bar command to add an image to the navigation bar, or delete an image from the navigation bar. This command can be used to change images or image