Header info

[Amedeus]

I own all three products, and one thing I've noticed, is that it isn't clearly displayed as to where I am?

For instance, when I am in Reviews, how can an average user tell? Is there somewhere for me to add this info?

Thanks,
Cliff

[Chuck S]

The products although similar have different functions and wording. You can make there header's different should you choose to differenciate

[Amedeus]

I'm not looking so much to make them different, I just want to be able to let the user know where they are, for instance, I'd expect it to say "Reviews" when I am on the reviews page, etc.

Right now the first thing I see is "My Products * Watch List...

Cliff

[Chuck S]

Yes those are listed on the menubar of the application correct The page itself says for example

Reeftalk Reviews

http://www.reeftalk.com/reviews/index.php

[Amedeus]

Ahh, now I see that too, but only if I log out. When I am logged in, it doesn't say where I am anymore, just Welcome, Cliff.

Is there anywhere I can add something to let the user know what section they are in?

[Chuck S]

I was referring to the browser header not the indexhead template. I dont really know what your asking

[Amedeus]

Sorry for being unclear, I thought I mentioned what I was looking for in post #5. If I am logged in, in the middle of the page it says Welcome Cliff. Welcome to where?
If I log out, it tells me Welcome to the BloodBankTalk Product Reviews! So if I am logged out, the program tells me what I am looking at, but if I am logged in, it only says Welcome and the user name.

Not all of my users are that proficient, even if they clicked the link to get there. I was just hoping for a way to let them know where they are.

[Chuck S]

That is what it is suppose to say though thats the indexhead template and the $childnav variable. If your not logged in it says welcome site name is your logged in it says welcome username.

You have links in your header or somewhere else to other various areas of your site.