I'm using CS 5.5 and I just inherited a site along with the CS software and I'm very new to DW (so noob apologies). Anyways, the sites navigation is managed by a simple horizontal menubar across the top of the page (something called a spry menubar to be specific, although I don't know what that is). All of the pages share the same menubar and there isn't anything to distinguish it from one page to another like a marker designating which page you are on, etc. I need to add some new navigation items to the bar. The first thing that I noticed about the menubar is that it is not editable, except for the new page template which is great for new pages but doesn't really help me with the existing pages. The second thing that I noticed is that the menubar is wrapped, along with several other things, in <!-- InstanceEndEditable --> and <!-- InstanceBeginEditable name="text_content" -->which I'm guessing is what is rendering it uneditable.
So my questions are:
1. Are the tags <!-- InstanceEndEditable --> and <!-- InstanceBeginEditable name="text_content" --> working as I suggest?
2. I suppose they could be added or removed as needed by bouncing back and forth between notepad, but it what is the proper DW way for managing these sections? I mean, I'm pretty sure that they weren't put there by elves.
3. If 1 and 2 haven't yet addressed this, how do I add or deduct items from my menubar?
4. If 1 through 3 haven't yet addressed this, since all the pages share the same menubar, is there a way I can mass update the menubar once and have it automatically propagate to all the pages? Doing it on one and then copy pasting onto the others is of course an option but it would be cool if there were a simple and more automated way of managing that.