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My MOSS 2007 portal design calls for a top horizontal navigation bar with two sections and a spli/separator. &nbsp;The two sections will need to have separate styles (color). &nbsp;What's provided out of the box only allows for contiguous tabs and it seems that there should be an easy way to customize this -at least- by inserting an nempty desabled tab.<br />
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Anybody have had a chance to work on a similar issue?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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--Yahia
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My MOSS 2007 portal design calls for a top horizontal navigation bar with two sections and a spli/separator.  The two sections will need to have separate styles (color).  What's provided out of the box only allows for contiguous tabs and it seems that there should be an easy way to customize this -at least- by inserting an nempty desabled tab.

Anybody have had a chance to work on a similar issue?

Thanks,

--Yahia

How do I customize the top navigation bar to include two sections with a split and two different styles?

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