The text and links on my navigation bar buttons does not appear

T

tomincolorado

In Publisher 2007 I have had a web design working for almaost a year.
Recently I went to the page and noticed that the Main Navigation Bar text and
links have dissappeared. In tyhe disign mode the links work but when I ask to
look at it in web mode they now vanish. I recently updated to IE 8 - is this
my problem?
 
S

Spike

Create a web site with nav bars etc.
Saved web site as "My web site.pub"
With the pub page open
Ctrl a (selects all)
Arrange > Ungroup
This insures that all groups are ungrouped
This must be done on ALL pages individually
Re-Saved using Save As "My web site NBUG.pub"
I take the step to "Save As" so that when I shut down publisher and I get a
prompt to save my changes I do NOT overwrite the master file "My web
site.pub" accidentally.
Publish to the web
FTP to the server
Web site works using IE 8

If a change, update is required or a page is added
Open with "My web site.pub"
Make changes
Follow the above suggestions
BTW NBUG = "Nav Bars Un Grouped"


Spike
 
D

DavidF

Spike's answer is correct, but to explain a bit more: Reference: Navigation
bars and other content is missing from Publisher HTML output in Internet
Explorer 8: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/969705

Also, be aware that the Office 2007 SP2 is due out before the end of the
month, and it sounds like it might provide a fix for this for Pub2007. Pub
2003 users may have to live with the 'ungrouping' fix.

DavidF
 
L

leonardom

I just uploaded my web site to microsoft live and everything works except all
the links back to the home page.
leonardom
 
D

DavidF

Please tell us what version of Publisher and IE you are using, and provide a
link to your site and perhaps then we will be able to help you.

DavidF
 

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