The menu bar at the top of our products is the most important navigational element. It includes links to all the most important features in the product, a powerful search capability, and a host of other cool tools like the ability to access recent items or tasks.
We’re making it even more powerful by introducing a new system for menu bar customization.
In the past, we offered some limited customization capabilities. You could hide tabs, change their names, and provide a URL for home tab content. A few of our premium packages allowed you to add additional custom tabs, or to set up alternate home tabs, but by and large it was very hard to use these features because you couldn’t know which tabs would appear for which users without making the change and testing it with those users.
The new menu bar customization feature adds additional functionality while solving prior issues. The new Network Menu settings now allows you to define as few or as many tabs as you like. You can also decide which users can see which tabs, either by selecting the class of users (Admins, Internal Users, External Users) or by setting permissions for user groups. We’ve even added new types of tabs, like the ability to create a tab with a drop-down submenu of options.
Best of all, the Network Menu screen allows you to preview your changes by user type or group, so you can know what your users will see *before* you implement the change.
If you like your menu the way it is, don’t worry, this feature won’t change your tabs (unless you make the change yourself).
You can access the Network Menu settings from the PBworks Admin screen. To provide more room for additional tabs, we have moved this Admin screen to be part of the user drop-down. Admins can simply click on their profile photo in the Menu Bar and access the Admin screen.
Because this is a powerful new feature, we’ll also be offering a free webinar to demonstrate the new features and how you can use them.
New Network Menu Customization Webinar
Tuesday, September 1610 AM Pacific/1 PM Eastern/17:00 UTC/18:00 BST
https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/453545646
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What types of operating system it supports? And if it supports all the big brands then its a fantastic feature.
I think it will be a good feature for all of us.
How to install this on my iPad?