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Message: [QUOTE="GeePee, post: 5041071"] David, Thanks for the very helpful guidance. As you suggested, i have been studying your instructions and the article about building my own textual navbar. This is how the coding looks for the navbar now: <a href="[URL]http://www.lesleymjames.talktalk.net/default.aspx[/URL]">Home</a> | <a href="[URL]http://www.leslymjames.talktalk.net/contacts.aspx[/URL]">contacts</a> | <a href="[URL]http://www.lesleymjames.talktalk.net/whatwedo.aspx[/URL]">whatwedo</a> | <a href="[URL]http://www.lesleymjames.talktalk.net/inscribing.aspx[/URL]">innscribing</a> | <a href="[URL]http://www.lesleymjames.talktalk.net/committee.aspx[/URL]">committee</a> | <a href="[URL]http://www.lesleymjames.talktalk.net/links.aspx[/URL]">links</a> | BUT, it does not look anything like your last post (should the bit after the talktalk url be "index_files/ " in each line?) viz "[URL]http://www.lesleymjames.talktalk.net/index_files/contacts.htm[/URL]" I know the site/files are not ready to be uploaded, but I have done so, just so that you, if you wish can have a look at them, if you have time. The links do not work either as a preview on my PC in Explorer nor on the web, so again I have messed up ! One of my other problems is that I cannot give a massive amount of time to this project as I have other work and responsibilities, so each time I come back to it I have to virtually start afresh. Perhaps that's the problem. So where do I go from here, please? Thanks for all your time. Graham [/QUOTE]

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