Donald, is the old PC still functional?

If so, can you upload the old website to your host while we work towards the update?

You could create a folder on your host as a temporary place to view the new site.

When you look at your site as a preview on V14, does the menu work correctly (visible buttons)?  If not, on step 3 Map, are all the pages visible (ie not marked as hidden)?  If the pages are visible, in Step 2 Template, Template content, is there a menu object in the header (or did you have a side menu on your orignal site?)

Thanks for your response.  Side bar menu is not visible in Preview, all pages are visible in 3 Map & there is no menu object in the side bar in Template Content.  

Donald, if you are saying that your old site had a vertical menu, then you can turn it on in step 2 Template Structure

You can then place a menu object in the sidebar.

(Sorry, it is difficult to give a single or definitive answer when we can't remember what the original site looked like)

Menu object?  My apologies, but I don't understand what you mean. 

I'm still on the new Evolution 14 in my new computer, as the problem is there, not in the old computer.  Something must have got lost in translation during the switch over between the two computers.

Donald

Please provide a screen shot of what your website homepage (with menu) used to look like so I know we are talking about the same thing.

Here are screen shots of my Evolution 14 site as it exists now.  Here is the menu that should be on the left sidebar of the home page, but is not there.  

And here is the home page lacking the sidebar. Let me know if these were helpful.  If not, I will re-install the old version.

Donald, I need a screen shot of the preview of your old site.

I think you had a vertical menu on the left, if that is the case it is simply a matter of turning on the sidebar (header, footer and left hand side bar as in the screen shot I provided.) You can either set the sidebar width as required, or accept the defaults and return later to make it the width you require.

Then go to step 2 Template, Template content, click on Side bar tab and drag the menu object onto the sidebar.

You will ultimately need to turn the sidebar on for each resolution you require, and place the menu object as required for each resolution.

With V14 I have found it handy to only have the sidebar at desktop resolution, and then place the menu object in the header at lesser resolutions. normally as a toaster menu.

I think that I did it ... clicked on left hand side bar & then dragged the menu object onto it.  The sidebar is on the far left of the site, instead of being directly beside the cover page box.  Is that how it is supposed to be?  First, there are three small bars off the left upper corner of the box, and clicking on it brought up the side bar contents.  

Esahc, it seems that there is insufficient space to display my menu, though there was no problem with the older computer. Users seem to know where to find the links on the cover page to other pages in the document, as long as I leave on the cover page instructions about clicking on the 3 bars, though it does not look at all professional.  It is curious that my Template Content does not show the information on the left side bar (red line from terminal to 1150px).  

Donald, if the template structure and/or template content pages do not show the red bar with breakpoints, you need to turn on Responsive

step 2 Template, Resolutions and Responsive Design, select responsive Site

(and there is a whole new can of worms you've opened - but you will love it :-)

Enjoy Christmas