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Diane
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I have had Artisteer for almost a year now, and I love it. I am also very excited and pleased with a lot of the new features in the 4.0 BETA.
However, there is one thing missing - that has always been missing - which continues to blow my mind on why it isn't an option.
Why the heck aren't we able to add a page to the menu, but instead of it being an actual page, it links to someplace else? For example, have a link in the menu called 'Facebook' and when I add it, I can just type in 'www.facebook.com' and it links to it automatically but still adds it to my menu.
Why is this not an option???
On many of my sites there are pages that go elsewhere, and not having this very simplistic option is quite frustrating. This is basic, elemental design. There's so much you can do on Artisteer, so the fact that this is missing kind of blows my mind in a way. Please, PLEASE consider adding this option!
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hisham
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Quote Diane:
I have had Artisteer for almost a year now, and I love it. I am also very excited and pleased with a lot of the new features in the 4.0 BETA.
However, there is one thing missing - that has always been missing - which continues to blow my mind on why it isn't an option.
Why the heck aren't we able to add a page to the menu, but instead of it being an actual page, it links to someplace else? For example, have a link in the menu called 'Facebook' and when I add it, I can just type in 'www.facebook.com' and it links to it automatically but still adds it to my menu.
Why is this not an option???
On many of my sites there are pages that go elsewhere, and not having this very simplistic option is quite frustrating. This is basic, elemental design. There's so much you can do on Artisteer, so the fact that this is missing kind of blows my mind in a way. Please, PLEASE consider adding this option!
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D
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I agree. This is essential for HTML mode. I like the base site to be static and then I put the blog/dynamic portion in a directory. I would to create a plain folder in the menu when contructing the site and not have to do it by hand.
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