Jump Menu Go behavior lets you associate a button (Go button) with a jump menu. In that case a jump menu should already exist in the document. Though a jump menu does not need a go button to execute, selecting an item from the jump menu causes a URL to load on its own. But a go button may be required if you want to re-select the already chosen item, which may not be registered just by choosing it from the jump menu.

When you add a jump menu go behavior, your go button will perform the “jump” action to take to the associated URL. Selecting a menu item from the jump menu will no longer direct the user to the related page then.

To create a Jump Menu Go button, follow these steps:

1. If a jump menu is not already created create one. How do I create a jump menu?
2. Add a button object near the jump menu.

 

3. In the Behaviors task pane, choose Insert and from the menu select ‘Jump Menu Go’.

 

4. You would be prompted with ‘Jump Menu Go’ dialog box, as shown below:

 

5. Choose the menu for Go button to activate and click OK.

A Dynamic Web Template toolbar provides a quick means to navigate and manage editable regions in a DWT. To open the toolbar, right click on any toolbar and choose Dynamic Web Template.

The Dynamic Web Template consists of following tools and buttons:

1.    Region box – lets you choose a region, like body. 

2.    Manage Editable Regions button – takes you to the Editable Regions window where you can add/remove any editable region.

3.    Update Attached Pages button – updates all the pages that are attached to your dynamic web template.

 4.    Show Template Region Labels button – shows label for each region.

To create a new toolbar in Microsoft Expression Web 2, follow these steps:

1.       Right click anywhere on any toolbar and choose Customize or click on the down arrow on any toolbar, select Add or Remove buttons and then choose Customize.

2.       This would launch the Customize dialog box as shown below:

3.       Click on New… and in the New Toolbar dialog box enter a name for your toolbar and click on OK.

4.       Your toolbar would now be listed on the Toolbars tab. Plus a small floating toolbar would appear besides this window which would look like this:

5.       Go to the Commands tab (on the Customize dialog box), in the categories box choose a category that contains different buttons or commands. Then choose the button or command and then drag it onto the new toolbar.

6.       To modify the buttons or commands you have added on your toolbar, right click on them and choose an action from the menu. See image below:

7.       Lastly click on Close when you are done.

8.       Dock the toolbar with other toolbars or keep it floating.