Thanks you very much
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After searching this thread for keyword: navbar - I found I'm having the same issue as this person:
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....&postcount=585 The directions are excellent - I've encountered no errors. But, I must be doing something wrong, because I can't get the page to appear in the navbar :confused: I can pull it up -directly- just fine, by typing www.mydomain.com/test.php Any help appreciated. Thank you |
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how do i close this page for only registered members?
Please help me. Kind regard, Marco. |
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Thanks alot my dear friend :)
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Hi all,
Great guide and created a number of pages for my site... However, when using IE8 there appears to be a problem with the navbar, but only for the pages that I have created using this tutorial... All others the navbar is fine... (Unfortunately a lot of the government departments in Australia are still using IE8 - so this effects a lot of my users) Attached are a couple of images...the first with the navbar display issues and the second of how they should be... Funny thing is that this is only for 'guests' and once logged in as a registered user, it's all good...(as per the second screen shot) Lynne - need your help please...issues only seem to be present when using pages created with your 'how to'... site: www.aiyj.org Any suggestions to fix this would be very much appreciated! Cheers, Ian |
Ian, can we get a link to the custom page to see the problem? The custom pages I found through your navtabs all look fine to me. Or, is this a problem only when you are logged in?
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