Reference > iNavigate Tags iNavigate uses the following custom Tags to locate and manage html and javascript code sections: Tag Description <iNavigate> </iNavigate> Used to position and manage the iNavigate menu structure. As these tags will contain the visible elements of the menu structure, you must initially place these tags yourself using your favorite html editor. <iNavigate.frame> </iNavigate.frame> Used to position and manage reframing and configuration code in the body frame files. iNavigate will position these at the top of your html file by default, if you place them elsewhere iNavigate will keep them in that position. <iNavigate.index> </iNavigate.index> Used to position and manage reframing and configuration code in the index file. iNavigate will position these at the top of your html file by default, if you place them elsewhere iNavigate will keep them in that position. <iNavigate.noframes> </iNavigate.noframes> Used to position and manage the <NOFRAMES> section in the index file. iNavigate will position these inside the outermost <FRAMESET> of your html file by default (this is the standard position), if you place them elsewhere iNavigate will keep them in that position. <iNavigate.sitemap> </iNavigate.sitemap> Used to position and manage your Sitemap. You must initially place these tags yourself using your favorite html editor [Professional only]. <iNavigate.jumpmap> </iNavigate.jumpmap> Used to position and manage the Jump links associated with your Sitemap. You must initially place these tags yourself using your favorite html editor [Professional only]. If iNavigate finds only the start or end tag or a pair, it will automatically add the missing part and continue processing. All of these Tag names may be customized via the iNavigate INI file, if customizing, please ensure that the values you choose will not be found in any other context in your html files, as this could lead to incorrect processing and potentially loss of your content.