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How do I create a sub navigation, detached from the main navigation bar.

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Sun, 08 Apr 2012 14:59:23 GMT

I'm in the middle of the development of a website that has two navigation areas. In the top area of the site I have the main navigation, with home, about, work and contact, while in the bottom area of the work page I would like to add a sub navigation of disciplines, like corporate identity, brochures &leaflets, annual reports etc. These will be child pages under the work page.

I can't seem to find the possibility of detaching the sub navigation of the disciplines from the main navigation. Can someone tell me how I should create this possibility in such a way that the sub navigation will generated automatically, but detached from the main navigation?

Cheers,

Tim

MuseJSAssert: Error calling selector function:ReferenceError: Spry is not defined

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 05:14:34 GMT

Hi there,

Some time ago I've built a website for my wife's cooking school - www.patika.com.au - and everything has been working without problems. However, yesterday I've added a page to the site (Payment Details, under Classes) and since then I'm getting the following alert:

MuseJSAssert: Error calling selector function:ReferenceError: Spry is not defined

I've tried everything, including whiping my ftp-server where the site is parked and republishing everything one by one. I have no idea what is missing and I hope someone of the Muse team or a fellow Muse user can help me out here. Thanks in advance.

Cheers,

Tim

Hairline around my navigation

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 05:22:31 GMT

I've been making some minor changes to the site I've built for my wife's cooking school (www.patika.com.au) and something strange is happening. When I publish the site all of a sudden a hairline appears around the navigation wording. I've clicked on all the words in Design Mode , but there are no lines - all lines are set on transparent.

I already posted this as a seperate discussion thread, and it probably has nothing to do with this, but when I view the site in a browser after publishing (so outside Muse) I get the following message:

MuseJSAssert: Error calling selector function:ReferenceError: Spry is not defined.

Can anyone help me with these two questions? Thanks in advance.

Cheers,

Tim Leurs

How did I make this ripple effect before?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 09:16:44 GMT

I've been working on a logo that needs an effect that I've done a few years ago for another logo. It is the ripple effect of the mirrored image of the tree. I've been searching Illustrator, the web and my work files, but I'd expanded all my artwork, so I couldn't see how I did it before. I remember that I used the green tree as a base and just used a filter, but which one and how? Can anyone help me?

Cheers,

Tim

Create the possibilty to use either Google fonts or embed other fonts

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Sun, 08 Apr 2012 14:45:32 GMT

I design websites for companies that would like to see their corporate font back on their website. It would be great when Muse supports either Google fonts or if it would have the possibility to embed fonts.