Create the Preparation Page

Pin Content

Muse makes it easy to pin content to a point in the browser window.

That means you can select content, like a Twitter follow button for instance, and make it float above the rest of the content. If the page is scrolled, that pinned content sticks to a specific position in the browser window and the other page content scrolls beneath it.

In Kevin’s Koffee Kart site, you can see pinned content on the Preparation page. In this example, several text frames with links applied are grouped together. They are then pinned to the top center of the browser window so that they scroll on top of other content as the page is scrolled vertically. This means that they are always visible and accessible.

Pinning content is as easy as selecting content on the page, like the grouped text frames on the Kevin’s Koffee Kart site, then selecting the pin position in the Control panel (Figure 3.20).