Top Link Bar vs. Navigation in SharePoint Server General Q&A and Discussions    |   |  Help   Search For:     In:   Office   SharePoint Portal Server     SharePoint Server General Q&A and Discussions     SharePoint Server Design and Customization     SharePoint Server Setup and Administration     SharePoint Server Development and Programming              LCC Admin 5/29/2007 12:40 PM PST   Question   Hi All, This is kind of a repost of a previous question, since I do not have enough information/answers to help me out (thank you to Kevin for previous answers). In Sharepoint 2007 (MOSS), under the Site Settings-->Look and Feel section, I have some sites that show 'Navigation', and some show 'Top Link Bar'. Each link gives a different way to modify navigation (the Navigation one seeming the more powerful one). Kevin said this probably has something to do with MOSS vs. WSS, templates... etc.. I am running all of these sites on the same virtual server (MOSS). In my practice development, I must have switched something on the one site collection that shows 'Navigation' instead of 'Top Link Bar' but can't find how to get the system to show one or the other. Most sites, seem to show 'Top Link Bar' instead of the 'Navigation'. Does anyone know how to switch a site from showing 'Top Link Bar' to 'Navigation' and back again in the 'Look and Feel' section of Site Settings? A big thank you in advance. Dave     Was this post helpful to you?         Reply |   Top           Paul Liebrand 5/29/2007 12:58 PM PST   Answer   You get the "Navigation" option in Site Settings when you have the Publishing Infrastructure and Feature enabled on the site. "LCC Admin" wrote: > > Hi All, > > This is kind of a repost of a previous question, since I do not have enough > information/answers to help me out (thank you to Kevin for previous answers). > > In Sharepoint 2007 (MOSS), under the Site Settings-->Look and Feel section, > I have some sites that show 'Navigation', and some show 'Top Link Bar'. Each > link gives a different way to modify navigation (the Navigation one seeming > the more powerful one). > > Kevin said this probably has something to do with MOSS vs. WSS, templates... > etc.. > > I am running all of these sites on the same virtual server (MOSS). In my > practice development, I must have switched something on the one site > collection that shows 'Navigation' instead of 'Top Link Bar' but can't find > how to get the system to show one or the other. Most sites, seem to show > 'Top Link Bar' instead of the 'Navigation'. > > Does anyone know how to switch a site from showing 'Top Link Bar' to > 'Navigation' and back again in the 'Look and Feel' section of Site Settings? > > A big thank you in advance. > > Dave >     Was this post helpful to you?         Reply |   Top           LCC Admin 5/29/2007 1:22 PM PST   That was it! Thank you very much. You are a true hero. *big smile* "Paul Liebrand" wrote: > You get the "Navigation" option in Site Settings when you have the Publishing > Infrastructure and Feature enabled on the site. > > "LCC Admin" wrote: > > > > > Hi All, > > > > This is kind of a repost of a previous question, since I do not have enough > > information/answers to help me out (thank you to Kevin for previous answers). > > > > In Sharepoint 2007 (MOSS), under the Site Settings-->Look and Feel section, > > I have some sites that show 'Navigation', and some show 'Top Link Bar'. Each > > link gives a different way to modify navigation (the Navigation one seeming > > the more powerful one). > > > > Kevin said this probably has something to do with MOSS vs. WSS, templates... > > etc.. > > > > I am running all of these sites on the same virtual server (MOSS). In my > > practice development, I must have switched something on the one site > > collection that shows 'Navigation' instead of 'Top Link Bar' but can't find > > how to get the system to show one or the other. Most sites, seem to show > > 'Top Link Bar' instead of the 'Navigation'. > > > > Does anyone know how to switch a site from showing 'Top Link Bar' to > > 'Navigation' and back again in the 'Look and Feel' section of Site Settings? > > > > A big thank you in advance. > > > > Dave > >     Was this post helpful to you?         Reply |   Top         Return to Microsoft Communities   Notify me of replies