I saw a post recently on a Bravenet forum that explained (in a very sarcastic way, if I recall, becayse the poster thro9ugh it was a silly idea to do this) how to use code in a web page to make the menu bar disappear. File Edit Menu -- etc are simply not there when the page is opened. Please don't ask why I want this! Does anybody have that code? Will it work with a Bravenet page created using the wizard?
The question of hiding pages from the Wizard navigation menu comes up all the time. The usual way this is to create the page in the Wizard, publish the web site, then go back and delete the page, and re-publish. This will create a web page on your web site, but it will no longer be in the Wizard's data base, and will not show up in the navigation menu of the other pages. To edit the page you could then use the Visual editor.
But doing things that way is full or problems. The menu is still in the page, so you have to go in and remove it. But removing too much can throw off the whole structure. Plus, the Visual editor has it's own issues and can really mess up a page that started with the Wizard, and users don't want to be messing around with a couple of different editors. So the question really is:
"Is there a way to remove one or more pages from a Wizards navigation menu, yet still be able to edit that page from within the Wizard?"
Well, the answer is "yes". I can, from within the Wizard, hide one or more pages, or the whole menu, and still be able to edit those pages from within the Wizard. But, it's not exactly easy explain and way beyond the scope of what the Wizard was ever intended to do.
The method involves creating a small Javascript program that dynamically rewrites your menu. A "script" tag can then be added to the "header" on your web pages. When the page loads, the default navigation menu will appear very briefly, and then be overwritten by the Javascript program. It's usually too fast for anyone to notice that the menu is being rewritten.
I can't easily explain things in these forums. But if you like, I will create a page with the explanation and a example from a Bravenet Wizard site. It may take a day or two.
I'm not talking about hiding the Bravenet navigation menu, I'm talking about an HTML code that disappears the menu on a person's browser when they view the page. The line in the browser with File Edit View Favorites, Tools, Help is simple not there. I saw it demonstrated on one of these forums during a discussion on so-called "security", but I can't find it!
OK, I understand what your talking about now. I use several techniques to open browser windows without the associated tool bar. But I do it for presentation purposes, not security. Anyone using a browser like Firefox can disable any attempts to bring up windows without tool bars.
