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I'm trying to install a blog on my existing Rvsitebuilder site. When I log into Rvsitebuilder, I select the site I want to add the blog on, then I click on
Step 4. Then, under the "Database component section," I select "Blog" and then click "Add." Then I click "Save." The next part is where I get confused.

When I go to Step five, I can see the Blog with all the other buttons, but I don't know how to configure it. I click on system configuration and select my username and password to log into the blog. But when I publish, a huge ugly menu shows up on the homepage of my site saying "username" and "password" and I assume this menu lets me log into the blog. The problem is, this ugly menu on my homepage screws ups my text and images and makes everything look bad.

I don't want a big menu on the homepage of my website for the blog that allows you to login with a username and password. All I want is a button at the top of my navigation menu, with all the other buttons, that says "Blog" and then people click on it and they got to my Blog. My Question is this, how do I properly implement a blog on an existing Rvsitebuilder site with having to have this ugly menu show on my homepage which asks for a username and login. I just want a button on the navigation that says Blog where anyone can click on it and see the blog. I'm having trouble understanding how to do this.
rvstaff
You can hide it. Please go to step3 click "embed code top section" and paste following code at source tab.

<style>

div#RVS_leftside {display:none;}

</style>

and save. Whenever you want to login go to http://{Website Domain}/rvsindex.php?/user/user/ or http://{Website Domain}/rvsindex.php/user/user/
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