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Procedure documentation Modifying the Title Bar Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

On this page, you add links to the title bar so that the user can access the most frequently-used pages from any other page with a single click.

Procedure

Add the links to the layout of the page fragment as follows.

You already have this part:

<%@ page language="abap" %>

<html>

  <head>

  <title>mySAP Bookshop</title>

</head>

  <body BGCOLOR="#B5E1D2">

  <h2> <img height="80" width="80" src="../PUBLIC/Tutorial/book2.jpg"> &nbsp;&nbsp;mySAP Bookshop</h2>

 

  <hr>

Now add the table with the links and the horizontal line, as follows:

<table cellpadding=1>

  <tr height=30>

    <td bgcolor="#3F4AB3" align="Center" width="110"> <a href="search.htm">
      <font color="white"> Search </font></a>
    </td>

    <td bgcolor="#3F4AB3" align="Center" width="110"> <a href="newuser.htm">
      <font color="white"> Create New User </font> </a>
    </td>

    <td bgcolor="#3F4AB3" align="Center" width="110"> <a href="basket.htm">
      <font color="white"> Shopping Basket </font></a>
    </td>

    <td bgcolor="#3F4AB3" align="Center" width="110"> <a href="about.htm">
      <font color="white"> About </font></a>
    </td>

          </tr>

    </table>

Result

There are now links in the title bar. The topmost part of every page in the bookshop application now looks like this:

This graphic is explained in the accompanying text

This graphic is explained in the accompanying textTo finish off, go to Modifying the Order Confirmation Page.

 

 

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