jfg17 wrote:

I will stick with WordPlus for now

However, I do have one more question.
Is it possible to create a horizontal navigation bar with drop down options?

Do you mean Webplus or Wordpress?

If you mean Webplus it has a number of horizontal navbars with dropdown options.

Thanks Joe

Whoops, too much going on elsewhere & I am not concentrating.
I mean WebPlus X8.

Read my post above https://punster.me/serif/viewtopic.php? … ext=9,-Joe

Sorry this has all got confused.

The source of the confusion is that you’ve been referring to WebPlus, WordPress, and “WordPlus”. The latter product doesn’t exist (and never has existed, as far as I’m aware). Hence the requests for clarification about the product that you want to use when creating your navbar dropdowns.

Is it possible to create a horizontal navigation bar with drop down options?

I have no idea - I don't use WordPress ... Sorry.

Sorry this has all got confused.
I want to stick with WordPlus at present. So I was looking if it were possible to create a horizontal navigation bar with drop down options with that software?
It is not the end of the world if not.

Ali wrote:

WYSIWYG Web Builder gives you way more control over your websites than Word Press, It is not a hosted solution - it's a build-your-own solution like WebPlus. It's a different animal altogether.

Thanks Ali,

I did appreciate that.
For what I am trying to achieve overall at the moment I will stick with WordPlus for now as the page sizing is the only "restriction" and I can get around that another way.

Thanks for listening and offering advice.

However, I do have one more question.
Is it possible to create a horizontal navigation bar with drop down options?

If you’re asking about menus in WordPress, there’s a video tutorial here:

https://wordpress.com/support/menus/cre … down-menus

There are also written instructions on that page.

Is it possible to create a horizontal navigation bar with drop down options?

I have no idea - I don't use WordPress ... Sorry.

I will stick with WordPlus for now

However, I do have one more question.
Is it possible to create a horizontal navigation bar with drop down options?

Do you mean Webplus or Wordpress?

If you mean Webplus it has a number of horizontal navbars with dropdown options.

jfg17 wrote:

Thanks Ali,
The website I quoted was built using WordPress, again very easy & straight forward.

WYSIWYG Web Builder gives you way more control over your websites than Word Press, It is not a hosted solution - it's a build-your-own solution like WebPlus. It's a different animal altogether.

Thanks Ali,

I did appreciate that.
For what I am trying to achieve overall at the moment I will stick with WordPlus for now as the page sizing is the only "restriction" and I can get around that another way.

Thanks for listening and offering advice.

However, I do have one more question.
Is it possible to create a horizontal navigation bar with drop down options?

Thanks Ali,
The website I quoted was built using WordPress, again very easy & straight forward.

WYSIWYG Web Builder gives you way more control over your websites than Word Press, It is not a hosted solution - it's a build-your-own solution like WebPlus. It's a different animal altogether.

jfg17 wrote:

You seem to have created the effect on your website.

This is where WebPlus falls down, and it's one of the reasons I stopped using it in December last year when I started building my new website. I now use WYSIWYG Web Builder 20 instead, which makes responsive websites nice and easy to do.

Thanks Ali,
The website I quoted was built using WordPress, again very easy & straight forward.

You seem to have created the effect on your website.

This is where WebPlus falls down, and it's one of the reasons I stopped using it in December last year when I started building my new website. I now use WYSIWYG Web Builder 20 instead, which makes responsive websites nice and easy to do.

What I would like to do now, but cannot find a way, is to not have a fixed page size, if that is possible.

WebPlus never entirely shook off its DTP roots, so the best we can do is to provide a choice of fixed page sizes. Nigel Cooper (‘nfc212’, sadly no longer with us) did develop a method of creating responsive sites using WebPlus, but it wasn’t for the faint-hearted and I don’t have the details to hand.

What I would like to achieve is the effect that https://berkshirecricket.org/ has an example where their page/content resizes according to the window it is viewed with.

You seem to have created the effect on your website.

I can alter the size of my pages but they are fixed.

What exactly do you mean about a fixed page size? What's the effect you want?