Navigation Bar

[flip]

Thank you Acorn, your advice solved my problem. For some reason an old version of the nav bar had lodged itself in the layer called mouse down.

As you indicated, I was able to remove the offending items.

Thank you very much gentlemen.

May I ask one other question? Another poster suggested I put the nav bar on to the blog also. I can see that would be a good idea but I didn't realise it could be done. May I ask how this can be done - or if that sounds like me being lazy, on which page of the manual are the instructions please?

Thanks again.

[Acorn]

May I ask one other question? Another poster suggested I put the nav bar on to the blog also. I can see that would be a good idea but I didn't realise it could be done. May I ask how this can be done - or if that sounds like me being lazy, on which page of the manual are the instructions please?

flip, you cannot directly.

What I would do is put the Blog into an IFRAME on a blog page in your design.
The NavBar > Blog (red box) now goes to the page and not the blog website.

Here is a demo: https://shared.xara.com/FafyMqfNBH.

Here is the Placeholder IFRAME Body Code:

<iframe src="https://phauthor.blogspot.com" width=100% height=100%></iframe>

You must use the blog's HTTPS address or it will not be displayed as most browsers will block a mix of secure and insecure assets.

Acorn

[Initiostar]

flip,

You have fixed the issue in question, but have another that might not be obvious. The Navbar menu is sticky, but not at top-of-the-page which may not be what you intended?



You could move the 'sticky' Navbar to the top-of page (or change it to stick-at-top) and place a rectangle behind it, either page-wide or stretch it to browser width.

Gary

[flip]

Thank you so much for pointing me in this direction. It's fiddly but I've achieved what I wanted. Thanks

Flip