Custom Webpage Menu location

Hello, 

I am President of Professional Career Speakers 7840626 and I created a custom page "Professional Speaker Workshops and Seminars but cannot get it to appear in the menu anywhere other than bottom or second to the bottom. I tried evey option available in the drop down menu and it will only move to either dead last or second to last.

Selecting from the drop down "Move this entry to the top" does nothing.  Please help. I attached a screen shot to help explain.  Everything outlined in red has been attempted multiple time and fyi I SAVE and CLOSE after every change/update.

Also, we are virtual now but I can't figure out how to remove the Google Map from Meeting Information page.  If you could advise on that as well it will be much appreciated. THANK YOU!! 
 

The system generated pages are locked in to show 1st in the menu.   You can use a kludge to move them down in the menu by creating custom links to the system generated pages (create a link in custom web pages to each), then hiding the system generated pages in the Appearance settings (scroll down) of Website Settings.   The custom links basically just allow you to relocate the position of the system generated pages and show them even though you hid them.  (The hiding just hides the default locked in location of them in the menu.)  With custom links, you can move them wherever you want in the menu.

Hi Steve,

Thanks and I understand how to implement the workaround. 

Any suggestions for removing the Google map image from the Meeting Info page?

Just look at the Meeting Information/Directions tab in Website Settings.  Assuming that there is an address or iframe code there, just delete it.   Alternatively, if someone in your club inserted the iframe code manually, you would need to use Source View on the Meeting Info/Directions page to remove the iframe code.

Please familiarize yourself with our online documentation...  support.toastmastersclubs.org/doc    Maps are explained there.

BTW, on your Meeting Info/Directions page, the URL  https:// www.professionalspeakers.toastmastersclubs.org is wrong and will not reliably work since "www" is not supported when using the toastmastersclubs.org domain for accessing your club.  Thus, you are directing visitors to a bad URL.