Hi Peggy

I have checked the URL provided however it appears to give us a 403 Forbidden error.

Have you tried converting your footer menu to a module position (Menus tab of your templates parameters) and then created a menu in the 'footermenu' module position with the settings of your choice?

Ciarán

Hi Ciaran,
Could you email me your IP address that you are working from so we can allow access to view our website? We have tight security on it blocking outside countries that do not need to see it. I'm confused as to why the main menu which is used in the footer as well has not duplicated the sub-menus. I was hoping not to have to duplicate my work and create two menus.
Many thanks again,
Peggy

Hi Peggy

Our current IP is 86.40.211.171

You will not have to duplicate your menu, simply created a module to display your current menu with your own particular settings.

Ciarán

Hi Again,

something is going on with the software I am using. Following all the tips on Joomla 3.5 organization and other user forums on the web I still can't get it to behave. It could be a Joomla 3.5.1 issue, I don't know. I'm finding some other bugs with this version of Joomla that are presently unresolved because the same coding is working fine on Joomla 2.5.

I'd like to share this free tip I found to put at back to top link at the bottom of templates that works beautifully (You can customize it to suit your needs.

<a href="/">HOME</a> always links to the highest "root" domain.
<a href="#">TOP</a> is a not defined id tag that results in a link to the top of the actual page.

<a href="/" title="Back to the Home page"><b>HOME</b></a> | <a href="#" title="To the top of this page"><b>BACK TO TOP</b></a>