Navigation bar placement

So I had to create a page in Dreamweaver so I could use a specific flash player which was not working by adding the code to a iWeb page. So I hack the page by re-creating the iWeb navigation bar and creating a dummy page in iWeb and redirect it to my "hacked" DW page.
Now I need to match the position of the navigation bar of the iWeb pages and I'm having problems. I was able to match it by trial and error using specific location but its position won't re-adjust when the browser is resized. I'm thinking there was be an easier way to do this properly.
thanks,

Hi
Go to: Application Builder>Application Number>Shared Components>Templates>Edit Page Template>Definition>Body, here you will find some code like "<td valign="top" align="right">#NAVIGATION_BAR##REGION_POSITION_08#</td>" where in the #NAVIGATION_BAR# is set. Also in the subtemplate you have the Navigation Bar and Navigation Bar Entry.
Hope this helps.
-Priyanka

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Yes! There are multiple versions of files like you suggested. How do I know which ones to keep?
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