Child Level Pages

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Stephanie

hmm...it's still not working :(
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Stephanie



Stefan B Rusynko said:
Themes just control the appearance of the site (and navigation)
Drag your page file from Folder List on to the Navigation View under the page you want it to be a child of
- if it won't allow you to, make sure the page is already not in the nav view (they can only be added once)
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Then it sounds like that page is already in your nav view under some other page or the home page

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| > Themes just control the appearance of the site (and navigation)
| > Drag your page file from Folder List on to the Navigation View under the page you want it to be a child of
| > - if it won't allow you to, make sure the page is already not in the nav view (they can only be added once)
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| > |I am using Frontpage 2003 and I am having trouble making one of my pages
| > | branch off to a child level page. I have my website with all the links in
| > | the navigation bar, but I can't add sub links to one of the tabs. I've tried
| > | to go to the navigation view and add an exisiting page, but it won't let me
| > | have that option (I can't click on it). I am using a theme that was provided
| > | by Frontpage - could that be the problem?
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