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ARIANA-One page design - Menu problem

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Hello Ciaran,

new project - new problem :o)

I use ARIANA with the one-page-menu.
Works well so far, BUT i have to add a Menuepoint to an extra-page. In this case VITA.
That brings me to the Page VITA. OK.
BUT now i have the same menue on top of this site and i cant go back to the index.php, because the link ist now myserver/http://index.php/vita#top1_modules in example.
But i want go back to http://index.php/top1_modules.

How can i fix this???

The Link:
http://revision.hibbert.kundenserver42.de/revision/

klick on VITA in Menue an then, on the new page, VORTEILE in the menue. You can see the wrong path.
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Also i want the Menu direct on the right side of the Logo, not on the right corner.
I couldnt find anything about this in the "Web Developer" addon in Firefox.
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Hello

May I suggest sending temporary administration access to your Joomla installation to info@joomla51.com and we will examine this issue further. For our reference please paste a link to this post in your email.

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