Your navbar is wonked and needs to be repaired or rebuilt from scratch. But
first of all, be sure you are not putting any thing including the navbar on
a Master page (view > master page). The Master Page feature does not work
correctly in a web publication and should only be used for print.
Assuming that the navbar is not on a master page, then click on the navbar
to select it in your Pub file. Go to Format > navigation bar properties. In
that dialog select the Home page > Modify Link. That will bring up a new
Modify Link dialog. In the left column, select Place in this Document. In
the right column select page one. Ok out. Then select your second page in
the Navigation Bar properties dialog, modify link, and make sure it points
to the correct page. Go through all the links and make sure they are
pointing to the correct page. Now do a web page preview and test your
repaired navbar. Fixing the navbar on the first page should fix the navbars
on each page, but if it doesn't then repair each navbar just as you did on
the first page. If this doesn't fix the navbar, you can rebuild it.
You have a picture in the background:
http://derringerkayakcharters.com/index_files/image358.jpg
If you want to change it go to Format > Background > More backgrounds >
Picture tab and browse to the picture you want to use. Be careful about
trying to use a large picture, because when you put a picture in the
background it will tile. It is not designed to stretch a picture like it can
on a display desktop background.
After you have made the corrections, including the font and text color
changes, and all is testing ok in a web page preview, then Publish new web
files, but before you upload them, log on to your host with FileZilla and
delete the old index.htm file and the entire index_files folder. Upload your
new files, and hopefully you will be good to go.
And by the way, I hope that one of the text colors you are going to change
is that yellow font on the home page...tis almost impossible to read.
DavidF
