From: Rob Giordano [MS MVP] on
you'll be in the deep weeds with this...much simpler to do it with something
other than FP's navigation bars


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Rob Giordano
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"Josh1985" <Josh1985(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> That is all i wanted to do. I don't know why FP made the link bars
> separate
> in the first place. All I wanted to do was make the set of navigation
> links
> in the left hand side of the index page and the businesses links be global
> navs to appear on all pages reguardles of whether they were a business
> page
> or not. Then on pages like the visitecgeneral.htm page, i wanted to
> include
> the two gobal navs above just like every other page but also include 3
> additions that would only apply to the viisitec business's pages. The
> additions were a Subsidiaries nav section, a Product Lines nav section,
> and a
> Notecards navigation section. all of which should branch out from the
> visitec
> business page in the navigation structure. But now things seem to be so
> different from my actual intended result I have no idea how to rework the
> navigation so i get the same look on all pages as it is now and just fix
> the
> navigation structure. How do i fix this?
> "Rob Giordano [MS MVP]" wrote:
>
>> I think you are creating separate navigation bars, which you actually can
>> do, but they will be treated as separate navigation bars (duh) but like
>> Ron
>> says they have to be pages if you're using FP's menus...or use something
>> from DynamicDrive. If you use FPs navigation and create separate nav bars
>> with the head link actually being a page you will be able to order them
>> on
>> the page by sliding them around on the navigation view.
>>
>>
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>> Rob Giordano
>> Microsoft MVP Expression Web
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>> "Josh1985" <Josh1985(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:01E8BD19-5161-46DC-A02B-D6591EFDC65B(a)microsoft.com...
>> > Thank you for your response Stephan That is exactly my point;
>> > Instead
>> > of
>> > actually showing the navigation structure of the whole website all I
>> > see
>> > for
>> > the navigation section of the Web Site tab is the navigation menus I
>> > created.
>> > Not one page in the navigation section of that web site tab goes in the
>> > order of start page and branches out. I also have no idea why. All I
>> > did
>> > was
>> > place the navigation bars where i wanted them on the pages now I can't
>> > create
>> > the site's navigation structure with those navigation bars.
>> > If I used "place markers" that was not my intention. I was just
>> > trying
>> > to link the the pages the way I wanted them to appear on the pages.
>> > Everything that says "(Not a Page)" is the name of the navigation bar I
>> > created. If I were to add all the links under one menu I would probably
>> > have
>> > 50 links in one link bar right? I thought a navigation bar was supposed
>> > to
>> > be
>> > easier than using interactive buttons and look better than a plain text
>> > link.
>> > I don't get how me putting navigation bars on my pages according to the
>> > page's them would not allow me to go back to the navigation section of
>> > the
>> > Web Site tab and structure the sites navigation order.
>> >
>> > Any help is greatly appreciated.
>> >
>> > "Stefan B Rusynko" wrote:
>> >
>> >> FP navigation does not allow for the use of place markers (non-page
>> >> links) in the Nav View / bars
>> >> You need to create a page for all your Not a page links if you want to
>> >> use FP nav bars and navigation with a theme
>> >>
>> >> For the navigation you show (with Non-Pages) you need to use a DHTML
>> >> menu
>> >> structure
>> >> See http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex1/
>> >>
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>> >> "Josh1985" <Josh1985(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> >> news:FE8F1B6C-B396-4DDF-B0A8-4F7F64C86DED(a)microsoft.com...
>> >> Correct me if I am wrong but in order for a themed website's page
>> >> banner
>> >> to
>> >> display the proper text the navigation must be in the correct order
>> >> meaning
>> >> the page the navigation is on and then the linked page, and etc?
>> >> Correct?
>> >> If
>> >> so I have a major problem! My navigation is treating each set of
>> >> navigation
>> >> links separately which to me seems to not tie into the whole global
>> >> site
>> >> with
>> >> the index being the parent page then all other pages below that,
>> >> correct?
>> >>
>> >> Here is a link to the navigation as it is right now:
>> >> "http://sl-life.awardspace.biz/currentnavstructurelayout.htm" Could
>> >> someone
>> >> tell me how i can make the navigation be in the correct order? If you
>> >> need to
>> >> see an example of how i want the correct layout to be write me back
>> >> and i
>> >> will show you that page as well i am still working on that diagram.
>> >> Any
>> >> help
>> >> is greatly appreciated.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> .
>> >>
>>

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