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== Overview ==
The Navigation Application is designed to allow you to control a subsite based navigation with ordering and parent/child relationships. The Navigation Application is a fully hierarchical navigation element. It is designed to be unlimited in the number of child parent relationships. However, the navigation has a "reset" feature where lower level subsites can be promoted to the top of the navigation.

== Getting Started ==
* If you intend on using the Navigation element to display pages in the root subsite then your first navigation record should be the /index.cfm page
* From there create the "framework" of your navigation by adding other child

== Adding Pages to the Navigation ==
* Navigate to a page that you would like to add to the navigation and in the Navigation Custom Field Type - click the "Add to Navigation" checkbox.
* After clicking the "Add to Navigation checkbox, you will notice the current pages title appear in the navigation list on the right

== Creating Start Points ==
Start Points are essentially subsites or pages that contain children. Ideally, you would have a Start Point for each "index.cfm" page for each subsite you want in your navigation. To create a start point:
* Navigate to the index.cfm page for the subsite you want to add and follow the instructions above from the "Adding Pages to the Navigation".
* Click the checkbox for "Add Start Point"

== Promoting Parents ==
Parents (or Start Points) can be promoted to the top. Essentially, what this does is allows the navigation to start over. You would use this if you wanted a subsite 4-5 levels deep to have navigation - but you didn't want all 4-5 levels of parents to display
* Navigate to the index.cfm page for the subsite you would want to promote.
* Follow the instructions above from the "Creating Start Points" section
* Click the checkbox for "Promote to Parent"

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Rwest at 04:37, 20 April 2010

Rwest: Created page with '== Overview == The Navigation Application is designed to allow you to control a subsite based navigation with ordering and parent/child relationships. The Navigation Application…'