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    Navigation Bar � Positioning in Web Page

    I have discussed bout including Navigation Bar in web pages before. The include statement does include the Navigation bar. I have also published two sites using he include statement.

    Even though I am able to include the Horizontal Navigation bar, I am unable to specify the positioning of the horizontal navigation bar. I have my company logo and other links on top of the page. The Navigation bar should come below the logo. It should placed one paragraph below the logo. The include statement places the navigation bar far below. I need advise to place the navigation bar below the logo, precisely. This will help to decide on size of the main content of the page to be displayed.

    I have tried several alternatives, including making the logo line on top of navigation bar in the �NavHorInclude.a5w� page. It does not change the position of bar. My search in the forum did not produce any result in positioning the navigation bar.

    To understand my problem, you may visit http://www.ghicenter.net/inbound

    Thanks,
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    #2
    Your final page being sent to the browser has many problems with the HTML code, including multiple body tags. When using includes, you need to be careful about what is included where.

    Also if you look at the source, you will see the table that has your logo, <p>&nbsp;</p> (which is an empty paragraph), and then the table with your navigation. Simply remove the empty paragraph from whichever file has it to tighten things up.

    Lenny Forziati
    Vice President, Internet Products and Technical Services
    Alpha Software Corporation

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      #3
      Navigation Bar � Positioning in Web Page

      I did remove the extra <p></p> tag and it reduced the space between the logo line and menu. But even though the table property is set to align center, cell is set to center, the menu does not get centered.

      I need help with one more aspect of menu display. You would have seen that the menu bar is only 75 to 80% of the size of the screen. I would like to have this extend up to 100% of the screen. I tried many alternatives without success. Can you help?

      Thanks,
      sigpic

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        #4
        Here is a snippit of code which will display a graphic for a header and then center the menu under that. As you can see, it goes right under the </head> marker.

        Also, to get the items tighter, try using the margin: =0 command in the <p ... section.

        Code:
         
        </head>
        <body class="ArmyPageBODY" bgcolor="#808080">
        <p align="center"><img style="WIDTH: 800px; HEIGHT: 50px" src="hheader.jpg" ></p>
        <table align=center>
         <tbody>
         <tr><td align="middle" valign="top"><!-- system navigation --><%a5 ?x_Menu.Output.Body.navsysTBH %></td></tr>
         </tbody>
        </table>
        Pat Bremkamp
        MindKicks Consulting

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          #5
          Nav Bar

          Ram,

          As you probably know, there are two ways to specify the width of an object in a web page - you can use absolute measurement (ex: width=40) or relative (width=75%). The former sets the width of the object in question to an sbsolute width 40 pixels; the later sets the width to 75% of the available space i.e., if the object is within a table whose width is 90% of the screen width and the width of the object is set to 50%, it (the object) takes up 50% of the 90%.

          A minor problem is that if you use a percent sign (%) in an A5W page, you MUST write it as "xx%", not just xx%, since xx% does not render properly.

          Dave
          Dave Jampole
          www.customalpha.com

          Women and cats will do whatever they want. The sooner men and dogs realize that, the happier they will be.

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            Navigation Bar � Positioning in Web Page

            Thanks for all your help. I am making some modifications and will let you know developments. It may take more thana week to get back as I have some other urgent matters to be attended to during this week.
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