Menu does not show on blog after menu is created

[jkishner]

I was able to edit my menubar in the dialog box and save it.

Yet I do not see the changes on my blog.

fwiw I am browsing the web behind a corporate firewall, and my blog is running on port 80.

[scripting]

This might be caused by the fact that there are no docs yet.

Anyway -- it's not clear from your screen shot what you expected to happen, but that example didn't work on my machine either, nor should it.

Here's what I did:

1. On a fresh site, I edited the menu bar to add a Test menu, with a single sub-item pointing to my home page. (Screen shot below.)
2. I edited and saved one of the posts on my blog.
3. Viewed the story page for the post.
4. The menu was there.

Here's the screen shot.,

[jkishner]

I see. top level cannot be a link?

On Apr 7, 2016, at 5:03 PM, Dave Winer notifications@github.com wrote:

This might be caused by the fact that there are no docs yet.

Anyway -- it's not clear from your screen shot what you expected to happen, but that example didn't work on my machine either, nor should it.

Here's what I did:

On a fresh site, I edited the menu bar to add a Test menu, with a single sub-item pointing to my home page. (Screen shot below.)

I edited and saved one of the posts on my blog.

Viewed the story page for the post.

The menu was there.

Here's the screen shot.,

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[scripting]

Not as it's currently implemented.

What would you expect it to do?

[scripting]

Also, can you confirm that you're able to use it now, or not -- as the case may be. I'd like to close this issue if it is indeed closed.

[jkishner]

you can close the ticket. it works.

I expected a top level node to be linkable, because that's the way it works
in the Fargo blog, e.g., see "About Me" at http://blog.jeffreykishner.com

On Thu, Apr 7, 2016 at 5:12 PM, Dave Winer notifications@github.com wrote:

Also, can you confirm that you're able to use it now, or not -- as the
case may be. I'd like to close this issue if it is indeed closed.

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[scripting]

You know, even though I wrote that part of Fargo, you just surprised me with that. I never would have guessed it works that way. I could probably make this work that way too. But I'll close this issue which was more basic. Thanks for staying with this.