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Normally my questions are what I consider pretty easy to answer; but this time my question is more intermediate to advanced in nature. I'm not fully sure if it can be answered at my skill level. I have super basic HTML understanding but nothing beyond that.
Problem: I have a menu listing that I want to display in TWO colors: Example: Surveys Required Reading
The reason why this is desired is that on this webpage are a series of caveats and conditions that need to be presented up front so that the visitor knows what is being expected and what experience they will have. Kinda like transparency in use philosophy. I could also go on to denote pages that have been updated (Page Name Updated)
As far as I know ... ... there is no widget for Muse that provides simplified survey development and response which is the fundamental reason for me taking this route.
1) is this even possible in Muse to do?
2) Can anyone in the Muse community guide in simplified terms about how it can be done (presume if can be done)? I.E. Offering a script example and where to put it.
Peter Kelley, St Paul, MN USA
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> „Can anyone in the Muse community guide in simplified terms about how it can be done"
Perhaps. If you tell us in "simplified terms“, what you want to achieve. Please be aware, that you are posting in an international forum, and not everybody – including me – has native speaker capabilities.
In short words: I think, I don’t really understand, what you are looking for and what you want to achieve …
But …
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Günter Heißenbüttel you actually do understand the question better than you think. The examples you show are exactly in the direction I was thinking. I, on my end, had not considered there were three variations on the same answer. This was shortsightedness on my part. Of the three variations that you handed back to me I think the first two are what I was thinking:
I think my first priority would be the first example where one takes the text and assigns two different colors to it. Once I get that understood I can come back to learn the second situation where the menu is temporarily renamed. The later is something that I had never considered possible since my view has been that HTML is a pretty locked in.
Peter Kelley, St. Paul, MN USA
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To complete my last post:
In case of using a manual menu please don’t forget, to assign the correct page to it by using the „Hyperlinks“ option in Muse’s upper control strip.