Navigation Bar Not Functioning in Netscape

[Sharkey]

Using Publisher 2003. The navigation bar is functioning fine in Explorer. It appears on the page in Netscape but arrow does not change to hand and you are not able to go to the page in the website. Some hyperlinks in the text work ... but the Navigation Bar does not. Anyone have any suggestions?

 

[David Bartosik - MS MVP]

Under web options you can try unchecking the options to use vml and png if
they are not already turned off. However Pub 2003 by design creates web
pages supported only in IE 5 and above.

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Using Publisher 2003. The navigation bar is functioning fine in Explorer.

It appears on the page in Netscape but arrow does not change to hand and you
are not able to go to the page in the website. Some hyperlinks in the text
work ... but the Navigation Bar does not. Anyone have any suggestions?

 

[Sharkey]

David: Thank you for responding so quickly. The vml and png options are off. I also noticed that in Netscape it will not link to the email response that was set up for members or future members to respond. I had a look and compared the code of Explorer and Netscape for the navigation bar and there is one difference in the code showing for Netscape. However, not up on that business and do not want to monkey around with it. Again thanks.

 

[Staffan Nilsson]

David: Thank you for responding so quickly. The vml and png options are off. I also noticed that in Netscape it will not link to the email response that was set up for members or future members to respond. I had a look and compared the code of Explorer and Netscape for the navigation bar and there is one difference in the code showing for Netscape. However, not up on that business and do not want to monkey around with it. Again thanks.

I have the same problem with the nav bars. With IE (and VML enabled) it
works, but not in Mozilla. When I looked at the code I found and if
statement that I interpreted: if VML is not possible, a picture is
inserted in the place of the nav bar. The picture makes things look
exactly as with VML but has no functionality.

This is a bit stupid. It would be better to have an alternate non-VML
code that works instead of one that looks good but doesnt work. And it
shouldn't be too hard to do either. But that is M$ for you...

I havent tried with VML off in publisher yet.
/Staffan