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Mon 06/04/15 at 14:26
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Good afternoon,

I would like to create a nav bar with a sub-menu on some of the pages.

Is this possible with the HTML code page as this also contains the css in the advanced tab.

Kind regards
Mon 06/04/15 at 18:39
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No I don't think that will be able to help you - but experiment and see how you get on...

If a staffie reads this could they please comment on the CSS Tutorial I linked to earlier and how/if this fits in with the current release of InstantPro?

Thanks.
[s]Hmmm...[/s] My Freeola InstantPro Site
Mon 06/04/15 at 18:02
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When you right click on the editing page, there is the option of "table properties", then an advanced tab and within that is a CSS box.

I was hoping to open to HTML code section, add my html, then add the CSS.

http://www.danceblast.myfreeola.uk/preview.php...

Thanks
Mon 06/04/15 at 14:48
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I don't think you will be able to get the CSS and/or JS where you need it with InstantPro.

But after saying that it is possible to hack some bits, so I can only suggest you keep investigating to see if you can come up with something that works for you.

[s]Hmmm...[/s] My Freeola InstantPro Site


EDIT: Where are you accessing the CSS options?
The CSS tutorial page looks like it's for a previous version of InstantPro - I can't see the CSS options in my current editor?
Probably staring right at me!
Mon 06/04/15 at 14:41
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Thanks

I saw that earlier, but when i copy the code, I get a collapsible menu with arrows to the right.

I'm trying to create a nav bar under a logo with sub-menus.

http://www.danceblast.myfreeola.uk/preview.php

Kind regards

Gary
Mon 06/04/15 at 14:38
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Hi and welcome to the forums!
I'm guessing your question relates to an InstantPro site?

This has come up a few times, unless things have changed then I don't think you can. This is all I could come up with which might work in some situations: simple dropdown navigation

[s]Hmmm...[/s] My Freeola InstantPro Site
Mon 06/04/15 at 14:26
Regular
Posts: 7
Good afternoon,

I would like to create a nav bar with a sub-menu on some of the pages.

Is this possible with the HTML code page as this also contains the css in the advanced tab.

Kind regards

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