Display full page URL in address bar

I've published my site from MUSE to HTML and posted it to the GoDaddy server. Everything works, but no matter what page I'm on, the address in the browser address bar remains the same. My client wants the full address to appear so they can cut and copy the URL to specific pages into emails.
How do I get the full URL for the pages of the web site to display propertly in the address bar?
I want to mention that other sites that my client accesses are displaying correctly so it's not a browser setting. It's only when we browse to their site that the URL remains fixed for the duration of our visit.
Thanks.
Andy.

That is an Edge animation you have there. When an Edge Animation is Placed into Muse it's put inside an iframe. So when welcome.html is loaded within an iFrame, all relatively called assets are loaded within the same frame and hence the URL in the address bar never changes. You may want to set target="_top" or "_parent" on the link in Edge Animate so when the link is followed it loads in the browser and not just within the iframe Muse uses to display the Edge Animate content.
Thanks,
Vinayak

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