Can't find the website menu?
If you cannot see the menu on the top of this page,
the security settings on your web browser are too strict for browsing the internet.
With your current settings, you will not be able to see
various functions and content on many dynamic websites today
The fix is easy, and you can still maintain security for web browsing!
(This guide applies to Internet Explorer)
The current settings for your browser are set at the highest level,
which is not recommended for browsing the web. However, there are ways to
keep the settings at the highest level for general browsing,
and adjust easily for sites that you can trust.
With the browser set to the highest levels, many dynamic sites like
this one cannot show you all of the content, or display menus that allow you to navigate the site.
If you wish to keep your settings high, and still navigate this site,
you can set this website as "trusted" within your browser.
The change only needs to be added once
This guide will take you through the simple steps.
The images used in this guide are from
Internet Explorer Version 7 / Windows XP.
Yours may differ slightly.
At the top of your browser, there will be an option for "Tools",
and when you move your mouse over this option,
a menu will appear similar to the following image.
Click on Internet Options, and the following window will appear.
On this tab, you may set your default web page and perform some browser cleanup.
We want to adjust settings, so click on the "Security" tab at the top.
When you click on the security tab, the following will display.
Click on the "Internet" option / image which is circled in the example below.
With the option for "Internet" selected (circled above), the security setting for internet browsing are displayed.
By default, this is set to "Medium-High", but your settings are most likely as in this image.
You may reset your browser to default, by pressing the "Default Level" button,
or by sliding the security control down until the setting change to "Medium-High".
If you change the settings here, you will change the settings for browsing the internet overall, for all sites.
If you wish to keep the settings high, and only adjust for some websites, you may set a site as Trusted.
Click on the Green Check Mark for the Trusted Sites screen.
The page may now look like the following.
To set security for a specific website, such as for this site,
Click on the "Sites" button
A window similar to the one below will appear.
Enter the website address into the field as seen below.
Remove the check mark from the box for "Require server verification"
Then click Add.
After you click add, the website will display in the window as below.
You may want to add other sites that you visit often and trust, so that you can see all of the content.
When finished adding sites, click Close and the following window will display again.
With the green check mark still selected (for the trusted sites zone), make sure
that the security level is not set to High. You may set it to Medium-High, or to Medium as shown below.
Click OK and then refresh the web page.
If you are visiting any websites that do not seem to be working properly,
or you are unable to process some transactions, it may be the security settings.
If you trust the website, add the site to the trusted list as in the above procedure.
Hopefully you found this helpful!