The antique marks navigation is quite simple and navigation consists of three main sections plus the antique marks sitemap.
The Main Navigation - is within the left hand column and consists of text links that change in reference to the section you are in. Page links for that section will appear at the top of the navigation column and the main section links will be shuffled down below these.
Sub Section Navigation - is found at the top right of each page and remains the same throughout the site. Clicking on the links in this section will take you to one of the sub-section sof the main site, including the antiques shop and the antiques directory.
There are also direct links to the various sections of the antiques shop in the right hand column and a full alpahbetical listing for the antiques glossary, allowing you to move directly to the relevant section of the glossary.
In some instances the link may open a new browser window.
Search Tool - This is found at the top of the right hand column and allows the user to search the entire antique marks site and the antique marks shop.
The search tool will return with a new page displaying links to all sections that match the users search term.
The user then simply clicks on a relevant link to be taken to that page or section. The search tool is quite versatile and allows the user to refine specific searches to allow for targeted content results.
Sitemap - you can also click through to the antique marks sitemap and use the index to quickly find the subject you are interested in. A single click will then take you directly to that page.
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