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This section covers the basic mapping tree functions.
They include add, modify, and delete.
These functions will allow you to build and maintain your mapping tree.
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Add Child
- Using your mouse pointer, click on the node where you want to add a child.
- Click on the "Add Child" button in the toolbar. It looks like this:
- Fill in the label and web address in the node properties box located just below the mapping tree.
- Click on "Update" when you have finished entering the data for the child.
- The label for the child should match what you entered.
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 Figure 2. Add Child
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REMINDER: You are limited to six (6) children per node.
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Add Sibling
- Using your mouse pointer, click on the node where you want to add a sibling.
- Click on the "Add Sibling" button in the toolbar. It looks like this:
- Fill in the label and web address in the node properties box located just below the mapping tree.
- Click on "Update" when you have finished entering the data for the sibling.
- The label for the sibling should match what you entered.
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 Figure 3. Add Sibling
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REMINDER: Each node can only have six (6) siblings.
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Modify Existing Node
- Using your mouse pointer, click on the node you want to modify.
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Fill in the label and web address in the node properties box located just below the mapping tree.
- Click on "Update" when you have finished entering the data.
- The label for the placeholder should match what you entered.
REMINDER:
In lieu of manually typing in a web address, you can use launch the browser, navigate to the desired web site, and then click on the "Fill with Current Web Site" button in the node properties box.
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Delete Node
- Using your mouse pointer, click on the node you want to delete.
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Click on the "Delete" button in the toolbar.
It looks like this:
- When the confirmation popup window is displayed, click on "Yes" to proceed with the delete.
WARNING:
If you delete a node that has offspring, all of the children will also be deleted.
There is NO "undo" command so be careful when deleting nodes!
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