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Navigation Bar

The navigation bar allows you to navigate forward and backward in the navigation history, i.e. the list of all the entities successively selected since the opening of the last genealogy.

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Description

The navigation bar includes three buttons whichto allow navigationnavigate in the listnavigation thus formed.history.

These buttons are disabled when the list is fast.empty.

Left arrow button

Select the previous entity fromin the list.

Right arrow button

Select the next entity in the list.

Down arrow button

Displays the listnavigation ofhistory allin the stored entitiesorder to directly select the oneentity you want.

 

Usage

As soon as a genealogy is opened in Ancestris, the navigation bar stores in a list all the entities that you select successively.

It is thus possible to revisit an entity on which you werehave selected previously, and then togo returnback to the entity where you were.have last selected.

  • The list is multi-Gedcomcompatible:Gedcom compatible: it stores the entities of several genealogies open at the same time in a single list.
  • The list is multi-category of Entity:entities: it stores all the categories of entities in a single list.

The list resets to zero whenas soon as a genealogy is closed.closed, even though a genealogy remains open which had navigation history content.

Example

The following picture shows shows a navigation history of 12 entities,entities belonging tofrom the BourbonsBourbon and the KennedysKennedy genealogies. As you can see, both genealogies are open at the same time.

The navigation history can have individuals, families and all the other categories of entity.

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The currently activecurrent entity showing is the description of Jackie Kennedy in the Cygnus editor.editor. In the navigation history list, this entity appears in bold. 

A click on one of the lines selects and displays the corresponding entity, without deleting the list. As you can see, the user is apparently choosing now to go back to the Louis XIV entity.