Hi Lisa,

Can you confirm that your Master pages have been properly assigned in Plan view?

Thanks, Dean

What I mean is, while working in Plan view you are able to assign different Master pages to each of your site pages. You can do it by dragging a Master page thumbnail onto your site page thumbnail. In the image below, the labels highlighted in orange indicate which Master Pages I have assigned to each of the pages in my site. That said, if it's showing up correctly in Design and Preview mode, it's doubtful that's your problem.

When you update your site are you updating the whole thing, or just portions. I'm not sure this would have an impact either way, but I'm curious.

Dean

Could you post screenshots of your home page and one of your other pages in design view and in preview view?

I don't see the links as Fuscia from my screen. There might be a browser setting you have set to override these styles. If that is not the case, your browser may be styling it differently because you have visited those links.

And I'm not sure what you mean by the depth keeps moving. I do see that the height of your pages is variable, and from the looks of it you have your background image set to "Scale to Fill" so it will resize the image to try and make it fit the size of the page. If you remove this, your image will stay the same size, but on pages where your image is shorter than the page, a background color will show through. You can make this background color the same as the background color on the image by using the eye-dropper tool, and it should remove any ill effects of a shorter background image.

The are two background fills you can control on the each page. The first, is the browser fill, found in the control strip on the far right hand side (the default for this is a grey color, what you have as brown). The second is the page background fill, which will control the background of the content within the page border (the default is white, and it is where you currently have the image set for the page background). You will want to use the eyedropper to set the background fill on the page, which will sit below the image. You shouldn't need to change the fill for the browser background. Hopefully I understood you correctly, but if I did not, let me know and I can try and help further.

As for the bug, this will be fixed in an upcoming release of Muse. I'll post here as we get more information.

Can you publish the site or upload it somewhere so that we can take a look at the output?

Thanks

Upon checking the published source, I see that your footer navigation bar is contained within the <noscript> tag. This would only allow the footer bar to show when the browser has Javascript disabled. Did you enter the footer navigation code using Insert HTML feature along with your statcounter code?

This is how it looks in Firefox with Javascript disabled:

Thanks,

Vikas

It appears as if you are not adding the image(s) using File > Place option. Rather you are copying the image from another image editing software like Photoshop and then pasting in Muse using Edit > Paste or Ctrl+V or Cmd+V.

If that is the case, I would suggest that you first save your image as a JPG or PNG on disk and then import that into Muse using File > Place.

Let me know if that is not the case.

Cheers,

Vikas