This small web application that you are building with MX CSS Menus has five pages, but the site menu you just created is displayed only in one of them, namely in the home page. When adding content in the five pages, you reserved space for the horizontal menu. To make it show on every page, at the top, follow the steps below:
Open the home page and click inside the CSS menu translator. Select its corresponding <div> by clicking the <div.tab#cssMenu1> tag in the Tag Selector.
Press Ctrl+C to copy the menu in the clipboard.
Open the spring_pack page, click inside the menu placeholder, and then select (click) the <div> tag in the Tag Selector. Press Ctrl+V to paste the clipboard content and replace the temporary <div> with the site menu.
Do the same thing for the other three pages: products, overview, contact.
Notice how different the menu translator looks in the four pages. This happens because the .js and .css files that are needed for the menu to be displayed correctly are not attached to the pages. Back in the home page, switch to Code view and copy in the clipboard (Ctrl+C) the 6th and 7th code lines:
<script src="includes/cssmenus2/js/cssmenus.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<link href="includes/cssmenus2/skins/simple/tab.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
Open the spring_pack page, switch to Code view, locate the line with the <title> tag (it's the 5th one here), and create a new line (press Enter) after it. Press Ctrl+V to paste the clipboard content and attach the .js and .css needed files.
Do the same thing for the other three pages: products, overview, contact.
At this moment, the menu looks the same in each of the site pages and the application is completed. Save the pages and upload them to the server. Except for the products page (that has its content filtered by an URL parameter), preview any of the other pages in browser (open it and press F12 in Dreamweaver) and test the static menu you created (if the pages content seems too close to the tabbed menu, create an empty paragraph above the content, in each page):
Notice how each menu item opens a certain page (except for the Company one), or the same page, but with another value for the URL parameter.
In the tutorial you just completed, you generated a static CSS menu in one of the site pages, and then copied the corresponding code lines in all the other site pages to have it displayed there as well.