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<strong>NAVAIR</strong>INST <strong>4120.11</strong><br />

packages. Under a work package you may list paragraphs, tasks,<br />

figures, tables, etc. The TOC may also include links to other<br />

useful information such as “How-to-Use”, authentications,<br />

warning summary, etc.<br />

a. List of tables. Tables should be displayed in the display<br />

area for the TOC and the original TOC is hidden (or simply<br />

not displayed) while the list of tables is presented.<br />

b. List of Figures. Figures should be displayed in the<br />

display area for the TOC and the original TOC shall be<br />

hidden (or simply not displayed) while the list of figures<br />

is presented.<br />

5.10 . Classification bar. When shown, the bar should appear as<br />

the top most bar of the inner shell, and when the guidepost is<br />

shown to the right of the guidepost. The classification bar is<br />

mandatory if classification exists and should not be toggled on<br />

and off. If the IETM content is classified, security markings<br />

should be displayed in the classification bar as well as the<br />

title bar of the outer shell.<br />

5.11 . Navigation panel. The navigation panel should consist of<br />

three a horizontal bars in the following sequence; a subtitle<br />

bar, a main menu bar, and a project specific bar. The subtitle<br />

and the project specific bars are optional. The navigation<br />

panel should appear as follows:<br />

a. Above the main content area.<br />

b. To the right of the guidepost when the guide post is shown.<br />

c. Under the classification bar when the classification bar is<br />

shown.<br />

d. The position of the navigation panel should, as far as<br />

possible, remain consistent throughout the application.<br />

5.12 . Subtitle bar. When used the subtitle bar should appear as<br />

follows:<br />

a. If there is an outer shell, the subtitle bar is optional<br />

and may be toggled on and off.<br />

b. The subtitle bar may be used for additional identifying<br />

information.<br />

5.13 . Main menu bar. The main menu bar consists of nine<br />

mandatory functions. They shall be presented graphically (refer<br />

to 6.3.5). The main menu bar may contain additional project<br />

functions appearing to the right of the standard functions.<br />

Additional functions may optionally be added to the project<br />

specific bar. Cascading menus may appear as a child of a<br />

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