What is hypertext structure in SAP BC-CUS-TOL-NAV - Business Navigator?

SAP Term: hypertext structure

• Component: BC-CUS-TOL-NAV

• Component Name: Business Navigator

• Description: Online documentation structured as a network of documents, anchor words, and links. The documents and links in a hypertext structure must be arranged as follows: Documents can have any number of predecessors and successors. Users can read the documents in a non-linear way, that is, they can navigate from one document to any other document.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Hypertext structure is a feature of the Business Navigator component of SAP software. It is a way of organizing information in a hierarchical structure, allowing users to quickly navigate through the system. The hypertext structure is composed of nodes, which are linked together in a tree-like structure. Each node contains information about a specific topic or object, and can be linked to other nodes in the hierarchy. 
  
  How to use it: 
  The hypertext structure of the Business Navigator component can be used to quickly find information within the system. To use it, users can click on nodes in the hierarchy to view the information associated with them. The nodes can also be used to navigate between different parts of the system, allowing users to quickly move between different areas. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When using the hypertext structure of the Business Navigator component, it is important to remember that each node contains only a limited amount of information. If more detailed information is needed, users should look for other nodes in the hierarchy that contain more detailed information. Additionally, users should take advantage of the search function to quickly find specific topics or objects within the system. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The hypertext structure of the Business Navigator component is closely related to other features such as navigation bars and menus. These features allow users to quickly move between different parts of the system and access specific information. Additionally, users should be aware that some nodes may contain links to external websites or documents, which can provide additional information about a topic or object.