Navigation

The main navigation is the same as any website:

Buttons and links are clicked (once) to move to another location or reveal something.

Links that take you to another place on LPMCC.net will make the pointer turn into a hand like this and the new content will replace the present page.

If the link takes you to a website other than LPMCC.net then the cursor will change to this and the linked page opens in a new browser window.


The Main Menu section links are always visible on the left.

Sections have appropriate navigation links to take you further into the content:

  • All sections extend the Main Menu with further choices indicated by the on the button bar. These extending submenus can go four deep to reach the pages on the site.
  • Ex-Member lists and Rally pages have further navigation buttons (usually alphabetic) at the top of the page.
  • The Gallery is subdivided into the decades and reunions and then into smaller albums.
  • The Megaphone transcriptions have their own list of articles by issue.
  • Rally reports are grouped alphabetically. The badge at the top of the report is a link to the alphabetic badge page. Clicking any badge is a link back to its report.

The New list are links to the newest material - anything since your last visit or defaults to the most Recent week with new or improved pages.

If People are named on the current page then a menu appears with those names in it. Clicking a name will red-light it, if it is in the content text. If you hover over an entry with a on the right you will see links to the other pages on LPMCC.net where the name also appears. There are no names on this page so one is shown as a random example.

If the current page has Links in the content that take you to related pages then there will be a duplicate list of those links on the left. You can read to the end of your current page and then follow the subject quickly using this menu.


Every content page (this area) has a line of links at the bottom to go...

  • to the top of the document
  • to the site home page
  • backward [<] and forward [>] within the section (when appropriate)
  • to our privacy policy
  • to a note about copyright material

Right click anywhere to see a small menu of useful items.

This works for Internet Explorer and Firefox. You can see from the illustration on the right what appears using the Internet Explorer browser. (The example works!)


There is a wide choice of special pages to help you to find what you are looking for.

Go to the Site Map to see

  • the sectional structure of the site
  • quick links to pages
  • pages that are brand new , or this week or have fresh content

The layout of the site map is simplified to just show the immediate context of the current page. It only indicates related pages in the section structure. It would be overwhelming to have all pages thrown at you in one big lump. This map format is unique to LPMCC.net. Let me know how you get on with it, please.

 

To catch up with all the new or changed content over the past couple of months there is a table of links to Recent Additions.

 

The following pages use tabbed index files to present a familiar view of LPMCC.net content.

Use the Content List to find any page from its description

Try the Contributor List to trace something written or sent in by a particular person.

Use Who's Where to find all the pages where someone is mentioned.


There are Quick Keys. Menu items that have a letter underscored may be accessed by pressing Alt and the letter. For example Alt+H will take you to the home page. Alt+< and Alt+> keys on the keyboard take you backwards and forwards in sequence through the section. To see a list of the keyboard shortcuts press Alt+K.


If you know where you are (course you do, you're here!) but don't know how you fell so far, there is a breadcrumb over the page title indicating your route back out of the woods.


To find anything on the site if you haven't a clue where to start try the excellent search feature provided by FreeFind.com

The search system is on the top right corner of every page.


Now that you know all there is to know about navigation why do you still have problems finding your way home from the pub?