Dynamic Menu Highlighting

Hi,

I am using the iA WordPress theme and the menu dynamically highlights on all pages besides the page I have selected as the posts page within the dashboard.

Within the themes function.php there is a function which wraps the menu item with a strong tag which is then styled using CSS. The function prevents the menu item for the posts page from being wrapped with the strong tag, any ideas how I can change the function so all of the pages are dynamically highlighted?

Here is the function:

static function get_nav_cell($key = '', $default = '') {
    $array = array();
    $value = ia3_helpers::get_option($key);

    if ($value == '') return $default;

    if (preg_match("/^c\-(.*)/", $value, $array)) {
        $item = ia3_helpers::get_category($array[1]);

		$item_i = isset($item->cat_ID)? $item->cat_ID: 0;
		$item_n = isset($item->name)? $item->name: __('Unknown', 'ia3');
		$item_l = get_category_link($item_i);

		if ((strpos($item_l . '***', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] . '***')) && (!is_home())) {
            return '<strong><a href="' . $item_l . '">' . $item_n . '</a></strong>';
        } else {
            return '<a href="' . $item_l . '">' . $item_n . '</a>';
        }

	} else if (preg_match("/^p\-(.*)/", $value, $array)) {
	    $item = ia3_helpers::get_page($array[1]);

		$item_i = isset($item->ID)? $item->ID: 0;
		$item_n = isset($item->post_title)? $item->post_title: __('Unknown', 'ia3');
		$item_l = get_page_link($item_i);

		if ((strpos($item_l . '***', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] . '***')) && (!is_home())) {
            return '<strong><a href="' . $item_l . '">' . $item_n . '</a></strong>';
        } else {
            return '<a href="' . $item_l . '">' . $item_n . '</a>';
        }
	} else {
	    $item_l = stripslashes($value);
	    $item_u = array();

	    if (preg_match("/^<a(.+)href=\"(.+)\"(.+)<\/a>$/", $item_l, $item_u)) {

	        if (isset($item_u[2]) && strpos($item_u[2] . '***', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] . '***')) {
                return '<strong>' . $item_l . '</strong>';
            } else {
                return $item_l;
            }
	    }

        return $item_l;
    }
}

Many thanks for your help,

Lewis.