navigation bar in Publisher 2003

[NorthwestOhio.net]

When I try to create a new navigation bar, the text or title of the
"original" first button appears, but none of the others do. The page does
have a customized text and color scheme, but I'm using one of the "pointer"
buttons with no background behind the text, so that really shouldn't matter,
right?

I have read the troubleshooting page, but the answer doesn't seem to apply
to my problem.

 

[David Bartosik]

Is the web publication a template or a blank publication?
How did you insert the nav bar?
Are you using a master page?
How many pages are in the publication?
When you insert a new page are you checking the "add to navigation" option?

 

[NorthwestOhio.net]

My Publisher web page was created from a blank publication. The nav bar was
inserted using the "nav bar" button on the web tool bar. I am not using a
master page. This is a single page publication. All my links for the nav bar
are to existing web page addresses in my web site.

Is the web publication a template or a blank publication?
How did you insert the nav bar?
Are you using a master page?
How many pages are in the publication?
When you insert a new page are you checking the "add to navigation" option?

--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com

When I try to create a new navigation bar, the text or title of the
"original" first button appears, but none of the others do. The page does
have a customized text and color scheme, but I'm using one of the "pointer"
buttons with no background behind the text, so that really shouldn't matter,
right?

I have read the troubleshooting page, but the answer doesn't seem to apply
to my problem.

 

[David Bartosik [MSFT MVP]]

The nav bar is a wizard. It populates itself when you add pages, and it
maintains those links thru the pages of the publication. If you only have
one page in the publication then you're only going to get one item on the
nav bar. If you are not using the publication in that manner then the nav
bar wizard would be the wrong way to go. You'd need to create your own menu.
On http://www.publishermvps.com I have an article that shows how to quickly
code a textual menu. But you can also do text menu's and graphical menu's on
the page as an object.

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com

My Publisher web page was created from a blank publication. The nav bar
was
inserted using the "nav bar" button on the web tool bar. I am not using a
master page. This is a single page publication. All my links for the nav
bar
are to existing web page addresses in my web site.

Is the web publication a template or a blank publication?
How did you insert the nav bar?
Are you using a master page?
How many pages are in the publication?
When you insert a new page are you checking the "add to navigation"
option?

--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com

When I try to create a new navigation bar, the text or title of the
"original" first button appears, but none of the others do. The page
does
have a customized text and color scheme, but I'm using one of the
"pointer"
buttons with no background behind the text, so that really shouldn't
matter,
right?

I have read the troubleshooting page, but the answer doesn't seem to
apply
to my problem.