David moved his content. Here is the article: Code your own textual
navigation menu in Publisher:
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/archive/2006/01/16/81255.aspx
Note that David uses .aspx extensions in his example. You should use .htm if
you are using Pub 2003, plus your home page will be index.htm, not
default.aspx or default.htm.
Also if you don't name your pages, then your pages will be given page
numbers when you Publish to the Web. To see what those files will be called,
direct your HTML output to your computer where you can open the index_files
folder and see what the page names are. Then your links to your various
pages will look something like this if you are using the supporting folder
option in Pub 2003:
http://www.yoursite.com/index_files/Page352.htm
DavidF
MPLIEB said:
Can you point me to the article? I am having the same issue on a site I
created, and would like to fix it. Thanks.
David Bartosik said:
Firefox renders the bottom nav bar as a static image.
Non IE browsers don't support all of Publishers coding technology.
Your options:
- do nothing
- remove the bottom nav bar
- don't use Publisher
- use your own handed coded menu instead (article on
www.publishermvps.com)
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com
C Tate said:
I have created a website for a friend
www.rosslynalternatives.co.uk. I
recently added a bottom navigation bar. It works find in Internet
Explorer
but not in Firefox. What's going on? And how can I remedy this?
