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PS3 Menu Overwritten

Thread began 1/30/2011 9:44 pm by Jim E D | Last modified 2/08/2011 2:05 pm by Jason Byrnes | 1935 views | 5 replies |

1/30/2011 9:44 pm | #1 Jim E D

PS3 Menu Overwritten

I tried to generate a new menu with CSSMW for my PS3. It seems this process overwrites the menu there. Does it do the same thing in PS4?

1/31/2011 9:42 am | #2 Jason ByrnesWebAssist

Instead of creating a new menu, you should try editing the existing menu, this will not overwrite the ps3 menu.

2/07/2011 7:13 am | #3 Jim E D

Thanks but...

This is the situation where I've added a PowerGallery to the page and the CSS side menu stopped working. How about changed the MenuWriter to allow us to say what we want the menu to be named and place :)

2/08/2011 9:38 am | #4 Jason ByrnesWebAssist

the menu will be placed where you have your cursor when you enter the menu writer wizard.

can you send a link where i can see the problem to get a better understanding.

2/08/2011 1:41 pm | #5 Jim E D

the links...

From the "Start Here" menu option, go down to the Collections/Cigar Art - you'll see the PowerGallery displayed. Used to be a Products page, but I had to remove the side menu because it wouldn't respond.

Not working example:

click "Start Here"/Collections; then try clicking the "Cigar Art" goes no where.... So I'm trying to replace the menu on that menu...

Thanks for your review time...

2/08/2011 2:05 pm | #6 Jason ByrnesWebAssist

there are no links included.

"So I'm trying to replace the menu on that menu"
can you clarify this please, i dont quite understand.

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