Hi Roxanne,

It's just a fixed position menu. You can find any CSS menu online and position it like that on top. If you add this to for example AP > Display > Homepage > Message content, you'll see it float on the top.

Code:

<div id="myheader" style="height: 25px;  position: fixed;
        width: 999px;
        top: 0;
        right: 0;
        margin: 0 auto;
        bottom: 0;
        left: 0;" ><p align="center">

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You need to change my forum link in it to have it function on yours or replace the links with what ever you want to be found there.

Than you customise it with CSS to have it look like you want.

The easiest would be to find a menu online and just add this as it's property position: fixed; and that will make it float on top + top: 0px.

Oh, thanks for making it simple for me! At first it didn't work but when I did some modifications, it worked! Thanks!

This thread is now solved!