Can't make pages to show up after publishing, except homepage
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Hi. I must be overlooking something. I want to do the simplest thing: publish all my pages, for everybody to see. Please help. I am at my wit's end with this problem.
Some context.
I am using a commercial theme.
In a weak moment I have activated advanced permissions.
For every page I have selected the same settings:
-Assign Permissions: Manually
-Subpage Permissions: Inherit the permissions of this page
-View: Guest
In Edit mode Auto Nav seems to work fine on any page.
The homepage is visible for everybody, with only the title of this homepage in the Auto Nav.
Strangest thing: There is a search box on the homepage. I can navigate to any page using the right words and choices in the result page. But the same pages won't show in Auto Nav.
What am I ignoring?
Some context.
I am using a commercial theme.
In a weak moment I have activated advanced permissions.
For every page I have selected the same settings:
-Assign Permissions: Manually
-Subpage Permissions: Inherit the permissions of this page
-View: Guest
In Edit mode Auto Nav seems to work fine on any page.
The homepage is visible for everybody, with only the title of this homepage in the Auto Nav.
Strangest thing: There is a search box on the homepage. I can navigate to any page using the right words and choices in the result page. But the same pages won't show in Auto Nav.
What am I ignoring?
Check your pages custom attributes in the page properties dialog and make sure "Exclude From Nav" is not ticked..
Thank you weyboat. I had already done that for all pages.
I might have come a little bit closer to a possible cause.
The Auto Nav problem is only local on the home page.
When I change the design of the page to another theme I do get Auto Nav.
It might be a hidden caching problem or a some setting associated to the theme that I haven't found yet.
I have a few options to research further.
Thanks again.
I might have come a little bit closer to a possible cause.
The Auto Nav problem is only local on the home page.
When I change the design of the page to another theme I do get Auto Nav.
It might be a hidden caching problem or a some setting associated to the theme that I haven't found yet.
I have a few options to research further.
Thanks again.
If you view the source on the home page, does the autonav have all the links?
If that is true, then you probably have the autonav partially (or mostly) hidden by other elements on your page. Might be the containing div has overflow:hidden; and therefore doesn't show the complete list of links.
Try to set another custom template to the autonav.
If that is true, then you probably have the autonav partially (or mostly) hidden by other elements on your page. Might be the containing div has overflow:hidden; and therefore doesn't show the complete list of links.
Try to set another custom template to the autonav.
Thank you adajad. You might have been right. But I can't reproduce it anymore.
I changed the theme for the homepage design a few times. (another custom theme)
Initially the problem was consistent in all browsers. Then I notices a positive change in Firefox.
In between I cleared all caches several times (local browsers and server).
The problem went away.
Big Smile here!
Thanks all for helping me out!!
I changed the theme for the homepage design a few times. (another custom theme)
Initially the problem was consistent in all browsers. Then I notices a positive change in Firefox.
In between I cleared all caches several times (local browsers and server).
The problem went away.
Big Smile here!
Thanks all for helping me out!!
