You can get either SSNB or HTML navigation code to place on your page. Your Community manager MAY have special requirements, so be sure you are obtaining the correct version of the coding. If you are uncertain, ask him/her.
SSNB stands for "Server Side Navigation Bar" and is a JavaScript code snippet that you install on your website ONCE for each URL/U#. The system renders your full navigation stack each time your page is loaded. The term "stack" refers to the fact that there can be more than one Community's navigation code in what is rendered by the SSNB. As you join other Communities using that same URL, the navigation code for each new Community appears automatically, creating a stack of NavBars. See the help page for URLs for more details about stacks.
Installing the navigation code on your page
SSNB Code:
You need to place SSNB JavaScript code on your page ONCE only for each U# (or stack). It needs to go on each U#/URL you have registered with the system. You can see each URL you have by using the URLs tab on your My Account page.
Get the SSNB by using the Get SSNB Code link on your URLs page. You can also get the code by editing one of the sites listed for the U#/URL. It doesn't matter which, it is the same for each. When you click to edit a site, one of the links on the left side of the page will say Get Navigation Code. Use that link.
HTML code:
You need to place HTML code on your page for EACH Community membership, and generally speaking it is hard to mix SSNB code and HTML because the SSNB wants to display for all memberships for a given URL. So, if you are using HTML then you probably need to do this for every membership you have.
- Click My Account at the top right hand side of the page, after logging in, if you are not already there
- Click the Memberships tab
- Click your site's name beside the title of the Community you wish to get the coding for
- Click Get Navigation Code on the left hand side of the screen
- Scroll down to the bottom of the page past the box with the coding in it. Click on the word here where it says "Members who wish to use the HTML version of this NavBar should go here".
- From there you will find the HTML coding customized for your membership that you can copy and paste on to your page
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