Why can't i change the link on the navigation bar?

Question

In previous versions of Muse i was able to change the link on my navigation bar. For example I was able double click on the navigation bar and highlight one of the pages (let's say registration) and it would allow me to change the link on the registration page so that when you click on the registraion page it would take you to https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?llr=5qqftnkab&oeidk=a07e69lauti1b 52a1df&oseq=a011mh5tw6bs2 and a not regular page on the website. but now when i try to do the same thing the link area is greyed out and i can't change anything.

Answer 1

I have installed v2.3 on my Mac, and had to go through and change all the fonts back due to a naming issue in Windows.  That's ok.
But there are several things that need to be fixed in Muse.  First, everything should work consistently.  If you click on an object that has a hyperlink or a link to another page in the document, that link should be displayed in the control bar.  NO EXCEPTIONS. 
The control bar should have enough sense to get bigger -- i.e. go to a second row of controls -- whenever there are items that are not being displayed due to window width.  Most sensible programs do not just display part of the info and then leave a blank space to the right, letting the user assume that there is nothng more to be displayed.  While I have 2560 x 1600 monitors, I am running Muse on a 27 inch 1920 x 1200 to avoid eyestrain from the tiny menus.  But there are times I need to make a window much wider than 1920 in order to display everything in the control bar -- and then slide the entire window back and forth.  Poor GUI design.
I now have a master page menu (all the buttons send the user to other pages in the document) where one of the buttons is sending users to a dead link.  Used to work perfectly, have not changed the name or the link.
I tried the above advice about opening page without hyperlink (how damnably counterintuitive is that maneuver?) and could then -- voila -- get the hyperlink menu for that menu item and select the page.  I was ecstatic -- until it turned out it didn't work -- either with open page w/hyperlink or without it selected.
AGAIN -- I will repeat -- one should be able to click on ANYTHING -- a text box, a picture, a menu item, etc. -- and assign a hyperlink from the SAME hyperlink menu -- without exception.  Having different ways to accomplish the same thing is fine unless you can't use any of those methods all the time.
The ability to resize the assets window so that one could read (without having to hover over each item) the FULL name of an image file, etc, would also be useful.
BAD DESIGN.  Please fix it.  And tell my how to get my missing link back.
Jeff Kreines