Click on the textbox you want to work with so it has a blue border then in the properties box that opens to the right select "Allow advanced text".

Thanks Eric!

I just have 1 more issue and then I'll be a Happy Man..... for some reason some of my pages aren't recognized, I get a "whoops we can't find that on our map with the s-drive logo. I see the problem the url is shown as this: http://www.midlandparknj.org/www.midlan … tment.html so it's basically repeated part of the address on certain pages. When I view the published html menu on a test page it recognizes the tab and goes to the page no problem. Any idea what the problem can be here? I talked to the guys at Coffecup and they said to reenter the url where I created the menu and I did. I also double checked the page ID properties and re-entered them too.

John

This issue here is in your markup. You have forgotten to add the // as part of the URL.

BAD:
<a href="http:www.midlandparknj.org/police-department.html">Police Department</a>

GOOD:
<a href="http://www.midlandparknj.org/fire-department.html">Fire Department</a>

Scott: The url I typed in is okay. Are you looking at where it was repeated? I have no control over that part of the url and I think that might be what your looking at and what the problem is here.

I pulled that right from your page. The URL is not correct. You entered http:www.midlandparknj.org/police-department.html that is wrong. It should be http://www.midlandparknj.org/police-department.html

You always need HTTP:// and it cannot just be HTTP:

You have that problem with a few links in your menu. That is why you get the OOPS error because you are not using a correct protocol.

when you say page do you mean the url from the actual website page? because the only place I am entering the url is in the CSS3 menu builder and I have it correct there. As I said when I publish just the menu it appears correctly and I can get to the page no problem from there. If the url was entered wrongly how would I be able to get to the correct page without an error to the website?

Just visit your website at http://www.midlandparknj.org/ and view the source of the page and scroll down to <!-- Start css3menu.com BODY section -->

You can see all the invalid URL's there. You must fix that. This will never work unless you reference http:// for all urls. Using http: only will break it.

There are four such link errors, from what I can see. Check the links to Police Department, Fire Prevention, Circulation Rules and Privacy Policy.

Yes, I see what you are saying and how do I fix that? I triple checked the urls in the CSS3 menu builder and it is right there. Is there no other way to fix it outside of the CSS3 program? If you look at the sub menu under the library tab for "Internet usage" the url looks right in the source code and in my menu builder yet I still get the "oops" error or are my eyes going on me?

Its in the code you pasted into VSD using the HTML box. Remember that you had to paste 2 blocks of code into VSD. One was in the Edit Menu > Edit Header and the other was in the HTML Tool. Any time you make any change to your menu, you have to re-add that new code to all pages and include the support files within VSD. It is not done automatically.