Menu bar will not work when veiwed w/ Safari

[Jon]

Anyone know what I have to do to get my menu bar to work when viewed with
Apple's Safari browser?

Thanks,
Jon

 

[DavidF]

Chances are your question has been answered in two of the last 6 posts
(hint - read the posts about navigation bar problems). Review those and then
if that doesn't answer your question then post the URL of your website and
what version of Publisher you are using.

DavidF

 

[Jon]

Yes, I did that prior to posting.
Please excuse my terminology I meant navigation bar (I weld for a living, I
am a little out of my elliment).
The bar is there. the links just dont click through.
The other links on the home page work, just not the navigatin bar.
I have not tried it from any other browser

I am using Publisher 2007

The site is www.jbfab.net

Thanks,
Jon

 

[Jon]

Yes, I did that prior to posting.

Please excuse my terminology I meant navigation bar (I weld for a living, I
am a little out of my element).
The bar is there. The links just don’t click through.
The other links on the home page work, just not the navigation bar.
I have not tried it from any other browser

I am using Publisher 2007


The site is www.jbfab.net

Thanks,
Jon

 

[Jon]

Yes, I did that prior to posting.

Please excuse my terminology I meant navigation bar (I weld for a living, I
am a little out of my element).
The bar is there. The links just don’t click through.
The other links on the home page work, just not the navigation bar.
I have not tried it from any other browser

I am using Publisher 2007

 

[DavidF]

Your terminology is fine. Navigation bar is just another way of describing a
menu, or menu bar.

It appears that the problem is not an ungrouping issue, but I would still
suggest that you install the Office 2007 SP2 if you haven't already.

I am not sure why your navbar is not working correctly in Safari...all the
links are dead, except for the last one. Also the navbar does not render
correctly in FireFox... Here are some things to try.

If you are using a Master Page and have put the navbar on a master page,
move it back. Go to View > Master Page. If you have anything on the Master,
move it all to the main page.

You have layered another text box or image behind or on top of the navbar.
In FireFox it is http://www.jbfab.net/index_files/image431.gif
and the browser is pointing to your C drive for this image when you view
pages other than your home page. Confusing??? Make sure that this text box
or image is not grouped with your navbar. Click on it and if the grouping
icon shows up go to arrange > ungroup. Also go to Arrange > Order > send to
back to see if that makes any difference.

If none of the above works, you might move that text box off into the
scratch area and test to see if the navbar works then?

If you still are having no joy, you might want to rebuild your navbars. Go
to Insert > Navigation bar > existing and select the one you have been
using. Select the old navbar and cut, and drag the new one into place.

I will be interested if any of this leads to a solution. Post back if you
don't figure it out...and if you do.

DavidF